> You don't need 'fair use rights' when you tear up a book in frustration, or your kid scribbles on it. Wasn't there a big battle lost in Utah by a store where

> You don't need 'fair use rights' when you tear up a book in frustration, or your kid scribbles on it. Wasn't there a big battle lost in Utah by a store where you could take "your" purchased DVDs/VHS and the store would modify/edit them (to improve family friendliness -- also often included removing gay-tolerant elements)? As I recall the directors weren't happy, sued and won.