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What is the possibility that you could sell your latest Instagram post for $100,000? I think I am a very good looking guy but not that good looking to where someone would want to purchase it for that much. Richard Prince is an American artist who is doing just that. He is taking Instagram posts and altering them a bit and selling them for thousands of dollars. Prince is a notorious copycat artist who has made a very good living off of this. Now, one might ask, how is this man copying stuff from other people and making money? That is a very good question. For that, I will answer it in this paper. I will explore Richard Princes past, his legal actions, his current suits and allegation and I will speak about fair use/copy right infringement/appropriation and how Prince is using that to his advantage. Prince is a character to say the least. He has no remorse and is not really a sorry individual when it comes to this sort of thing. Prince has made a very healthy living doing this kind of “art”. I want to end this introduction with a simple quote. There's a danger in the internet and social media. The notion that information is enough, that more and more information is enough, that you don't have to think, you just have to get more information - gets very dangerous from Edward de Bono. Interestingly enough Richard Prince has been copying other peoples work for a very long. He is a gifted artist, yes. However he has been copying other artist since 1975. A website discussing his…

an obligation . Like any other valid express trusts, a secret trust have to fulfil the requirement of three certainties, i.e. the intention of the testator, communication of the intention to the trustee and an acceptance by the trustee to bear such an obligation . Generally, there are two types of secret trust that may arise, i.e. fully secret trusts and half secret trusts. It is essential to identify the type of secret trust as different rules may apply in evaluating its validity. It is further…

The article reveals first-had accounts from detainees of the American government using loud forms of popular music such as 2Pac , Metallica, Rage Against the Machine, Britney Spears, and even Barney the dinosaur in order to break down prisoners for interrogation (Peisner, 2006). This practice can be especially upsetting to strict interpreters of Islam, where they are forbidden to listen to music (Peisner, 2006). While the legality of using loud music as torture is questionable, what is not…