Blurred Lines Video Reflection and Case Issues $2022-1-2.$pdf

The following questions are based on the video$($s$)$ posted at the Module. Please have your textbook handy as some of the questions will require you to know the legal theory and$/$or principles as applied in the case from your chapter reading. Listen carefully to the report and all the "evidence" mentioned in the case.

Under the area of Classifications of Law, answer the following:

This case was a private or public law issue?

This case was based on civil or criminal law:

In Chapter $1,$ Exhibit $1-1,$ this case falls" under which "Areas of Law that May Affect Business Decision Making" as noted on the graph?

Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams were both found liable for damages to the Gaye family?

If so$,$ what was the amount of damages awarded to the family?

What was the approximate profit made by the song Blurred Lines, Ir any?

Regarding precedent In the instant case $[$the case before us$],$ there was mention that this case may set a bad "precedent" for the music industry; in legal terms, what does this mean?

With regards to the monetary damages being sought, this case was likely one At Law or In Equity?

Was this a state or federal case?

Which tier was this case heard at$?$

Was this case a jury or bench trial?

In which state was the case heard?

Did this case likely involve interstate or intrastate commerce?

Did this case involve a fundamental right?

Was this case based on Federal Diversity of Citizenship?

Was the Long Arm statute used in this case $,$ Xhapter $4)$

Did the federal court have subject matter jurisdiction over this case

Evidence was presented in the trial thru witnesses or thru briefs? $($Chapter $4)$

Was trial the only option for this case?

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Can the losing party appeal this case!

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At the end of one of the clips, the analyst mentioned that the family has the right to ask that future sales of the song be prohibited. What is the name of this type of order

Is the remedy in #$21$ one At Law or Equity?