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There really is a gray area between "home" and "public exhibition" and it is extensively litigated over. It sounds like a simple, reasonable thing to determine
by roc 17y ago
There really is a gray area between "home" and "public exhibition" and it is extensively litigated over.
It sounds like a simple, reasonable thing to determine. Something that would never ensnare honest people who inadvertently walked across a line you imagine is well-delineated. But it really isn't.
Are most personal parties in the clear, despite size of TV? Sure.
Does that mean all of them are or that you'll clearly know when you cross that line? Case law says "no" on both counts.
- billybob 17y agoAll kinds of questions. What if I have 20 people over? What about 100? What if I put the game on a projection screen in a field on my property and have 500 people there? What if you can see the screen from across the street? What if it's an unofficial company gathering? What if my aunt is selling Mary Kay?