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So you want to copyright your laws, but the SCOTUS said "NO!"... What you do is you pack your laws into something else for example a new fancy construct you ha
by Radle 7y ago
So you want to copyright your laws, but the SCOTUS said "NO!"...
What you do is you pack your laws into something else for example a new fancy construct you have just build. Let's call that new construct "bubbles". So your law is now inside your bubbles and you put copyright on you bubbles... Until the SCOTUS says "NO!" again.
It's 3y/o playing government for their business friends.