Legal & Policy

Announcement of opinions for Friday, February 20

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On February 20, the Supreme Court released its opinion in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, a case concerning tariffs; this decision impacts trade policies and legal precedents related to tariff impositions. Content creators should monitor how this ruling may influence intellectual property rights and international copyright laws in educational materials.

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