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    Audio Arguendo

    Audio Arguendo provides unedited recordings of oral arguments from the Supreme Court and interesting cases from around the globe. If you have a case that you think we should broadcast, just send us a message on X (@AudioArguendo) or Bluesky (@audioarguendo.bsky.social) with the name of the case, a short description of the issue, and a link to where the audio can be found. We assert no claim of copyright over any of the recordings and have posted them in podcast form to make them more widely and conveniently available.

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    U.S. Supreme Court Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania, Case No. 19-431 May 06, 2020
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    Religious Liberty: Did the federal government lawfully exempt religious objectors from the regulatory requirement to provide health plans that include contraceptive coverage? - Argued May 6, 2020

    U.S. Supreme Court USAID v. Alliance For Open Society International, Case No. 19-177 May 05, 2020
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    Free Speech: May the government require foreign aid recipients to confirm that their overseas affiliates have a policy explicitly opposing prostitution and sex trafficking? - Argued May 5, 2020

    USCA, Ninth Circuit Soul'd Out Productions v. Anschutz Entertainment Group, Case No. 19-35301 May 05, 2020
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    Contracts: Do Coachella's exclusivity agreements with performing artists interfere with the contract rights of other music festivals? - Argued May 4, 2020

    U.S. Supreme Court Patent & Trademark Office v. Booking.com, Case No. 19-46 May 04, 2020
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    Intellectual Property: Can the addition of a generic top-level domain ('.com') to an otherwise generic term create a protectable trademark? - Argued May 4, 2020

    USCA, Second Circuit Charles v. Seinfeld, Case No. 19-3335 Apr 30, 2020
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    Intellectual Property: May the claimed co-creator of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee wait too long to sue for copyright infringement, or is he master of this domain? - Argued April 29, 2020

    USCA, Seventh Circuit MillerCoors v. Anheuser-Busch, Case No. 19-2200 Apr 29, 2020
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    Civil Procedure: Can Miller pursue an unfair competition claim against Budweiser for claiming its beer contains "no corn syrup" when beer drinkers don't seem to care? - Argued April 28, 2020

    USCA, Ninth Circuit Dr. Seuss Enterprises v. ComicMix, Case No. 19-55348 Apr 29, 2020
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    Intellectual Property: Is a Star Trek themed take on 'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' protected as fair use under the Copyright Act? - Argued April 27, 2020

    USCA, D.C. Circuit United States House of Representatives v. Mnuchin, Case No. 19-5331 Apr 28, 2020
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    Separation of Powers: May the House enforce its subpoenas in the courts? - Argued April 28, 2020

    USCA, Ninth Circuit Taamneh v. Twitter, Case No. 18-17192 Mar 27, 2020
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    Free Speech: May the victims of terrorist attacks sue social media companies under the Anti-Terrorism Act for failing to prevent terrorist content on their services? - Argued March 26, 2020

    USCA, Ninth Circuit Gonzalez v. Google, Case No. 18-16700 Mar 27, 2020
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    Free Speech: May the victims of terrorist attacks sue social media companies under the Anti-Terrorism Act for failing to prevent terrorist content on their services? - Argued March 26, 2020

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