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As some may notice, each of the six detectives (and Mary herself) are inspired by and based on famous existing characters from various books, films, TV shows, plays, and graphic novels, as well as real people. This Case File #21 explores the conditions for the protection and lawful reuse of fictional characters.
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Feb 13, 2024 · Case File Compendium is a long-awaited official translation of the Chinese webnovel Bing An Ben by Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou, a prolific author of historical danmei fantasies. Unlike their other series, this book has a contemporary Chinese setting and doesn’t have fantasy elements.
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This Case File #17 illustrates the conditions under which an adaptation of an existing work can be created, and examines the copyright status of original works and their adaptations.
Feb 4, 2022 · Letters and clues can be printed or viewed online, and can be read silently or out loud by students playing the characters. The initial download includes a PDF with a link to a Google Drive, where the rest of the documents can be found.
- The Anatomy of A Legal Case
- The Headnote
- The Fact Flow Chart
- What Do You Want? Ratio & Obiter
- Case Summary
- Conclusion
You can’t expect to know how to read a law case without knowing what each part is trying to tell you. I remember in my first year not even knowing what a law case was even supposed to look like. My law professors literally gave me no information about what to expect. I was completely in the dark. So let’s take a look at the law report for the case ...
In law reports, the headnotes is going to be your best friend when it comes to helping you quickly digest and understand what a particular case is trying to tell you. A headnotes is essentially just a short summary written by a law reporter, telling you who the parties are, what the main issues at hand were, and what was eventually decided. It’s a ...
Perhaps the most useful thing you can do with the headnote is to create a fact flow chart, which I find really useful to refer back to when reading through the legal judgements. Often there is so much going on in a case it is easy to forget who did what, what the contenious points of the case are, and what facts are actually relevant to the issue a...
Everything up to this point should be quite quick, taking you no more than about 10 minutes. Your job now is to check out the judgement itself. But to do this properly you need to ask yourself an important question: What do I want to get from the case? Am I interested in the ratios (i.e. the main legal reasonings behind the decision of the court) o...
Having got all the relevant information from the case, you want to ensure you have a structured set of notes. Using no more than half a page of A4 paper, you want to write down the level of the court (e.g. the House of Lords, Supreme Court, etc.) so you know the authority of the decision, the legally relevant facts, and what was ultimately held (e....
Law cases aren’t as complicated or as confusing as you may have first thought. Headnotes are perhaps one of the most underappreciated aspects of law reports that many law students don’t even know exist and breaking the legal cases you read into a few short bullets is important to ensure you can remember & recall these cases in your exams.
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The case note is the simplest, shortest, most descriptive account of a case, the comment sets it in context, explains its significance and critiques it. It uses discursive argument to synthesise a wider body of material to establish a position on some law-related point.
