> Fair use is an admission of copyright violation. No, it is not. It's an admission of copying, but not an admission of copyright violation. Legal copying (whi

> Fair use is an admission of copyright violation. No, it is not. It's an admission of copying, but not an admission of copyright violation. Legal copying (which includes fair use) is not a "violation" of any kind. For example, in general it is unlawful to use controlled substances (e.g., morphine). However, if one has a prescription for morphine and uses it in accordance with that prescription (i.e., legally), that isn't an "admission" of "violating" the laws against narcotics use. > If this is your starting point, you should probably look for new lawyers. Someone needs new lawyers, but it's not the OP.