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9780735540583

Sports Law And Regulation

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  • Copyright: 2005-03-01
  • Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
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Summary

This casebook covers both amateur and professional sports -- as well as issues common to both industries -- and is suitable as the primary text for either a two- or three-hour sports law course. Sports Law and Regulation: Cases, Materials, and Problems takes a penetrating look at the regulation of interscholastic athletics, intercollegiate athletics, Olympic and international sports issues, professional athletics, and agents, As well as gender and racial equity. the authors reveal the scope and depth of the area while keeping their presentation coherent and concise: principal cases include both leading historical and major recent sports law cases ancillary legal doctrines and minor cases are discussed in detailed introductory and historical materials for each chapter offers analysis of the developing legal principles governing the amateur and professional sports industries includes an appropriate amount of introductory and explanatory materials, notes, and questions that facilitate student understanding raises some of the deeper philosophical, sociological, psychological, and economic policy issues that arise in the sports context, mirroring the practice of law in the 21st century generally, and heightening student understanding of sports-related legal issues students gain opportunities to apply new knowledge and develop their skills through a series of hypothetical problems as well as exercises in client counseling, negotiation, and document drafting exercises to enable effective teaching, The authors make their casebook: flexible, So instructors can cover selected sections or chapters for a general sports law course or separate courses in either Amateur Sports Law or Professional Sports Law comprehensive, with coverage of a wide variety of legal issues affecting the sports industry adaptable for use in both law school and graduate-level sports law courses part of a complete teaching package that includes a detailed Teacher's Manual with answers to all questions and problems, As well as sample syllabi

Table of Contents

Preface xxv
Acknowledgments xxvii
An Introduction to the Study of Sports Law
1(18)
What Is Sports Law?
1(3)
The Significance of Sport and Sports Law
4(12)
The Role of Sport in Society
4(1)
Sport and Cultural Values
4(1)
Positive Values Associated with Sport
4(2)
Negative Values Associated with Sport
6(2)
Sport and Its Various Intersections
8(1)
Sport, Culture, and Metaphors
8(1)
Metaphors
9(1)
Shaping Gender Identity
10(1)
Sport and Religion: The Ultimate Metaphor or Something More?
10(1)
Sport and Economics
11(1)
Sport and Politics
12(4)
Is the Study of Sports Law Marginalized?
16(3)
Regulating Interscholastic (High School) Athletics
19(84)
Interscholastic Athletics: The Rise of Regulation at the State and National Levels
19(3)
Historical Overview
19(1)
Regulating Interscholastic Athletics
20(1)
Regulatory Framework for Interscholastic Athletics
21(1)
Case Analysis
22(81)
State Action
23(1)
Brentwood Academy v. Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Assn.
24(7)
Eligibility Issues
31(1)
Transfer Rules
31(1)
Problem 2-1
32(1)
Indiana High School Athletic Assn., Inc. v. Avant
32(6)
Walsh v. Louisiana High School Athletic Assn.
38(7)
``Outside Competition'' Rules
45(1)
Letendre v. Missouri State High School Activities Assn.
45(4)
Good Conduct Rules
49(1)
Problem 2-2
49(1)
Brands v. Sheldon Community School
50(8)
Age Rules
58(1)
Problem 2-3
58(1)
Tiffany v. Arizona Interscholastic Assn., Inc.
59(5)
Problem 2-4
64(1)
California Interscholastic Federation, Article 2, Eligibility Requirements
64(3)
Personal Appearance and Grooming Cases
67(1)
Problem 2-5
67(2)
Davenport v. Randolph County Bd. of Educ.
69(2)
Problem 2-6
71(2)
Constitutional Issues
73(1)
First and Fourth Amendment Claims
73(1)
Drug Testing
74(1)
Vernonia School District 47J v. Acton
74(8)
Freedom of Speech and Association
82(1)
Wildman v. Marshalltown School Dist.
82(3)
Freedom of Religion
85(1)
Free Exercise Issues
85(1)
Menora v. Illinois High School Assn.
86(6)
Establishment Cases
92(1)
Santa Fe Independent School Dist. v. Doe
92(8)
Problem 2-7
100(3)
Regulating Intercollegiate Athletics
103(182)
Introduction
103(1)
Intercollegiate Athletics: The NCAA and the Rise of Regulation
103(10)
Intercollegiate Athletics Governing Bodies
103(1)
Historical Overview of the NCAA
104(1)
1840-1910
104(1)
1911-1970
105(1)
1971-1983
106(1)
1984-2000
107(4)
2000 to the Present
111(2)
Defining the Student-Athlete and University Relationship
113(56)
Contractual and Related Aspects
113(1)
Problem 3-1
114(1)
Taylor v. Wake Forest University
114(2)
NCAA Bylaw, Article 15
116(2)
Text of the National Letter of Intent
118(3)
Ross v. Creighton University
121(5)
Jackson v. Drake University
126(5)
Problem 3-2
131(6)
NCAA Bylaw, Article 14
137(2)
Problem 3-3
139(1)
Student-Athletes as Employees: Student-Athletes and Workers' Compensation
140(1)
Waldrep v. Texas Employers Insurance Assn.
141(10)
Do Student-Athletes Possess Property or Liberty Interests?
151(1)
Problem 3-4
151(1)
Hysaw v. Washburn University of Topeka
152(9)
Conard v. University of Washington
161(8)
First Amendment Rights Issues
169(8)
The First Amendment and the Media
170(1)
Bilney v. The Evening Star Newspaper Co.
171(5)
Religious Liberty Issues
176(1)
Problem 3-5
176(1)
Judicial Deference to the NCAA
177(24)
Constitutional and Statutory Matters
177(1)
NCAA v. Tarkanian
177(8)
NCAA v. Smith
185(3)
NCAA Rules Enforcement
188(1)
Bloom v. NCAA
189(8)
Drug Testing of Student-Athletes
197(1)
Brennan v. Bd. of Trustees for University of Louisiana Systems
198(3)
The NCAA Rules Infraction Enforcement Process
201(35)
Institutions and the Infractions Process
202(1)
NCAA Constitution
202(1)
Bucknell University, Public Infractions Appeals Committee
203(4)
Coaches and Other Internal Institutional Personnel and the Infractions Process
207(1)
NCAA Regulations---Sections 10 and 11
207(1)
Former Head Men's Basketball Coach, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Public Infractions Appeals Committee Report
208(9)
Infractions Related to Actions Taken by Athletics Representatives External to the Institution (e.g., Boosters)
217(1)
NCAA Regulations---Sections 6 and 10
217(1)
Problem 3-6
218(1)
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Public Infractions Appeals Committee Report
219(10)
The University of California, Berkeley, Public Infractions Appeals Committee Report
229(5)
Problem 3-7
234(2)
Antitrust Limitations on NCAA Regulatory Authority
236(49)
Historical Background
236(3)
Nature and Scope of Antitrust Limits
239(1)
Television Contracts
240(1)
NCAA v. Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma
240(18)
Coaches' Salaries
258(1)
Law v. NCAA
258(9)
Athlete Eligibility Standards
267(1)
Smith v. NCAA
267(2)
Banks v. NCAA
269(6)
McCormack v. NCAA
275(8)
Problem 3-8
283(1)
Problem 3-9
283(2)
Regulating Olympic and International Athletics
285(74)
Introduction: History of the Olympic Games
285(6)
Traditions of the Olympic Games
285(1)
Organization, Governance, and Structure of the Olympic Movement
286(5)
Regulation of Olympic Sports Within the United States
291(22)
Basis of Athletic Governing Body Authority and Legal Limits
291(1)
DeFrantz v. U.S. Olympic Committee
291(9)
Legal Framework for Resolving Disputes Regarding Athlete Eligibility to Participate
300(2)
Harding v. U.S. Figure Skating Assn.
302(2)
Slaney v. International Amateur Athletic Federation
304(4)
Lindland v. U.S. Wrestling Assn., Inc.
308(5)
Limits on Use of National Law to Regulate Olympic and International Athletic Competition
313(17)
Reynolds v. International Amateur Athletic Federation
313(7)
Spindulys v. Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee
320(3)
Slaney v. International Amateur Athletic Federation
323(7)
Court of Arbitration for Sport
330(29)
Problem 4-1
330(4)
Doping Violations and Sanctions
334(1)
USA Shooting & Q. v. International Shooting Union (UIT) (``Quigley'')
334(5)
C. v. Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur (FINA) (``Chagnaud'')
339(8)
Disputed Competition Results
347(1)
Yang Tae Young v. International Gymnastics Federation
348(5)
Governing Body Disciplinary Action
353(1)
Samoa NOC and Sports Federation, Inc. v. International Weightlifting Federation (IWF)
353(1)
Alan Tzagaev v. International Weightlifting Federation (IWF)
354(3)
Problem 4-2
357(1)
Problem 4-3
358(1)
Coaches' Contracts and Related Issues
359(36)
Introduction
359(1)
Is There a Property Interest in a Coaching Position?
360(5)
Kish v. Iowa Central Community College
360(4)
Problem 5-1
364(1)
Compensation Issues
365(18)
What Constitutes Compensation?
365(1)
Rodgers v. Georgia Tech Athletic Assn.
365(7)
Termination, Breach, and Liquidated Damages
372(1)
Vanderbilt University v. Dinardo
373(9)
Problem 5-2
382(1)
Contract Negotiation Exercise
383(12)
Summaries of Coaches' Contracts Reported as of December 23, 2003
384(3)
Helpful Resource Materials
387(1)
Sample Contract
388(7)
Regulating Professional Athletics
395(118)
Introduction
395(1)
Origin and Evolution of Modern Professional Sports Industries
395(8)
Evolution of Sports into a Business and Profession
396(2)
Unique Features of Professional Team Sports
398(1)
The Principal ``Players'' in the Professional Sports Industries
399(1)
Leagues
400(1)
Clubs or Teams
400(1)
Commissioners
400(1)
Players
401(1)
Players Associations
401(1)
Agents
402(1)
Other Industries Integral to Modern Professional Sports
403(1)
Overview of the Legal Framework
403(29)
Contract Law
404(1)
Philadelphia Ball Club, Ltd. v. Lajoie
405(4)
Washington Capitols Basketball Club, Inc. v. Barry
409(4)
Machen v. Johansson
413(4)
Problem 6-1
417(1)
Antitrust Law
418(1)
Nature and Purposes of the Antitrust Laws
418(2)
Applicability of Antitrust Law to Professional Sports
420(1)
Federal Baseball Club of Baltimore, Inc. v. National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
421(1)
Flood v. Kuhn
422(6)
Labor Law
428(1)
The American League of Professional Baseball Clubs and Assn. of National Baseball League Umpires
428(4)
Internal League Governance and Commissioner Authority
432(53)
Scope of Judicial Review of Internal League Governance
433(3)
League Commissioner Authority
436(2)
Charles O. Finley & Co., Inc. v. Kuhn
438(4)
Atlanta National League Baseball Club, Inc. v. Kuhn
442(7)
Problem 6-2
449(1)
Antitrust Limits on Internal Governance
450(1)
Acquisition, Ownership, and Sale of a Franchise
451(1)
Mid-South Grizzlies v. NFL
451(5)
Levin v. NBA
456(2)
Franchise Relocation
458(1)
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission v. NFL (``Raiders I'')
458(16)
Problem 6-3
474(1)
Broadcasting and Sponsorship Restrictions
474(2)
NFL Properties, Inc. v. Dallas Cowboys Football Club, Ltd.
476(2)
Chicago Professional Sports Ltd. Partnership v. NBA (``Bulls IV'')
478(6)
Problem 6-4
484(1)
Antitrust Disputes Between Rival Sports Leagues and Organizations
485(28)
Financial Capital and Management Expertise
486(1)
North American Soccer League v. NFL
486(5)
League Expansion and Control of Playing Facilities
491(1)
American Football League v. NFL
491(4)
Hecht v. Pro-Football, Inc.
495(3)
Restricting Access to Players
498(1)
Philadelphia World Hockey Club, Inc. v. Philadelphia Hockey Club, Inc.
498(6)
National Television Contracts
504(1)
U.S. Football League v. NFL
504(7)
Problem 6-5
511(2)
Labor Law and Labor Relations
513(158)
Historical Overview
513(3)
The Intersection of Antitrust and Labor Law
516(43)
Initial Judicial Development and Application of the Nonstatutory Labor Exemption
518(1)
Mackey v. NFL
519(6)
Judicial Extension of the Scope of the Nonstatutory Labor Exemption
525(1)
Powell v. NFL
526(5)
Brown v. Pro Football, Inc.
531(8)
Clarett v. NFL (District Court)
539(5)
Clarett v. NFL (Circuit Court)
544(5)
Continued Viability of Antitrust Litigation in Player-Management Conflicts
549(2)
Clarett v. NFL (District Court)
551(7)
Problem 7-1
558(1)
Unfair Labor Practices
559(22)
League Interference with Players' Rights to Unionize
559(1)
League Refusal to Recognize Players' Union as Exclusive Bargaining Representative
560(1)
Retaliation Against Union Activists
561(1)
Breach of Duty to Bargain in Good Faith or Provide Relevant Information Concerning Mandatory Subjects of Collective Bargaining
562(1)
Silverman v. Major League Baseball Player Relations Committee, Inc. (``Silverman I'')
562(7)
Silverman v. Major League Baseball Player Relations Committee, Inc. (``Silverman II'')
569(7)
Discrimination Against Striking Players
576(1)
NFL Management Council
576(3)
Problem 7-2
579(2)
Union's Duty of Fair Representation
581(5)
Peterson v. Kennedy
581(5)
Collective Bargaining in the Professional Sports Industries
586(26)
Salary Caps and Competitive Balance Taxes
586(2)
Collective Bargaining Provisions on Player Mobility
588(1)
NBA Player Mobility Provisions
589(1)
NBA Collective Bargaining Agreement
589(4)
NFL Player Mobility Provisions
593(1)
Collective Bargaining Agreement Between the NFL Management Council and the NFL Players Association
593(3)
Major League Baseball Player Mobility Provisions
596(1)
2003-2006 Basic Agreement (MLB CBA)
596(4)
Uniform Player Contracts
600(1)
Problem 7-3
601(2)
NBA Uniform Player Contract
603(9)
Labor Arbitration
612(45)
Wide Impact Arbitration
614(1)
National & American League Professional Baseball Clubs v. Major League Baseball Players Assn.
614(4)
Defining the Scope of Judicial Review
618(1)
Kansas City Royals v. Major League Baseball Players Assn.
618(4)
Major League Baseball Players Assn. v. Garvey
622(4)
Salary Arbitration
626(1)
Problem 7-4
627(2)
2003-2006 Basic Agreement (MLB CBA)
629(4)
Contract Dispute Arbitration
633(1)
Failure to Honor Contract and Remedies for Enforcement
633(1)
Boston Celtics Limited Partnership v. Brian Shaw
634(4)
Club and League Power to Discipline
638(1)
NBA Players Assn. on Behalf of Player Latrell Sprewell and Warriors Basketball Club and NBA
638(6)
Sprewell v. Golden State Warriors
644(3)
Renegotiation of Contracts
647(1)
Arbitration Between NFL Management Council and John Hannah and Leon Gray
648(2)
Arbitration Between NBA (Chicago Bulls) and National Basketball Players Association (Robert Love)
650(1)
Mitigation of Damages
651(1)
Arbitration Between NFL Players Assn. (Dante Pastorini) and NFL (Oakland Raiders)
651(2)
Bonus Provision Arbitrations
653(1)
Arbitration Between Major League Baseball Clubs (Cleveland Indians) and Major League Baseball Players Assn. (James B. Bibby)
653(2)
Problem 7-5
655(1)
Side Deals and Undisclosed Agreements
655(2)
Drugs and Professional Team Sports
657(14)
Background
657(1)
Initial Developments and Reactions
658(2)
In the Matter of Arbitration Between Major League Baseball Players Assn. (Ferguson Jenkins) and Major League Player Relations Committee (Commissioner Kuhn)
660(1)
In the Matter of Arbitration Between Bowie Kuhn, Commissioner of Baseball, and MLBPA (Willie Wilson, Jerry Martin)
661(1)
In the Matter of Arbitration Between Major League Baseball Players Assn. (Pascual Perez) and Bowie Kuhn, Commissioner of Baseball
662(1)
In the Matter of Arbitration Between Major League Baseball Players Assn. (Steve Howe) and Fay Vincent, Commissioner of Baseball
662(2)
Drug Testing in Team Sports
664(1)
National Basketball Association (NBA)
664(1)
WNBA Drug Policy
665(1)
NFL Drug Policy
666(1)
MLB Drug Policy
666(1)
NHL Drug Policy
667(1)
Additional Issues for Teams, Players, and Other Sports Interests
668(1)
Problem 7-6
668(3)
Regulating Agents
671(64)
Introduction
671(1)
The Nature of the Relationship
672(33)
Basic Duties
672(1)
The Legal Basis of the Relationship
672(2)
The Standard of Care
674(1)
Zinn v. Parrish
674(4)
Williams v. CWI, Inc.
678(5)
Problem 8-1
683(1)
Conflicts of Interest
684(1)
Problem 8-2
684(1)
NFLPA Regulations Governing Contract Advisors
685(1)
National Basketball Players Assn. Regulations Governing Player Agents
685(1)
The Detroit Lions, Inc. v. Argovitz
686(6)
Problem 8-3
692(1)
Competition for Clients: Conflicts Between Agents
692(1)
NFLPA Standard Representation Agreement
693(1)
Speakers of Sport, Inc. v. Proserv, Inc.
694(3)
Bauer v. The Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc.
697(8)
Regulations and Legislation
705(25)
Federal Regulation
705(1)
The Sports Agent Responsibility Trust Act
705(1)
Non-Agent-Specific Federal Legislation
706(1)
United States v. Piggie
707(4)
Players' Associations
711(1)
Authority to Regulate
711(1)
Collins v. National Basketball Players Assn.
712(4)
Fees
716(1)
Brown v. Woolf
716(2)
NFLPA Regulations Governing Contract Advisors
718(1)
State Regulation: The Uniform Athlete Agents Act
719(1)
Problem 8-4
720(1)
NCAA Bylaw, Article 12
721(1)
NFLPA Regulations Governing Contract Advisors
722(3)
Uniform Athletes Agents Act (2000)
725(5)
Problem 8-5
730(1)
Ethical Issues
730(5)
Ethics Opinion
731(1)
ISBA Advisory Opinion on Professional Conduct
732(2)
Problem 8-6
734(1)
Racial Equity Issues in Athletics
735(58)
Introduction
735(2)
An Historical Perspective
737(4)
Racial Segregation: Intercollegiate Athletics
737(1)
The Myth of the Superspade: The Persistence of Racism in Intercollegiate Athletics
737(3)
Racial Segregation: Professional Sports
740(1)
The Reintegration of Professional and Amateur Sports
741(1)
Race and Racial Equity in Modern Sports: An Evolving Debate
741(10)
Coaching and Administrative Opportunities
742(1)
College Sports
742(1)
Coaching Opportunities
742(1)
Administrative Opportunities
743(2)
Professional Sports
745(1)
Intersections
746(1)
Race and Gender
746(1)
Race and Economic Exploitation
747(1)
Race and Globalization
747(4)
Case Law
751(42)
Academic Racism and Marginalization: NCAA Initial Eligibility Rules
751(1)
Problem 9-1
751(1)
Pryor v. NCAA
752(10)
NCAA Bylaw, Article 14
762(1)
Employment Discrimination: Title VII and Section 1981 Comment
763(2)
The Front Office and Antidiscrimination Law Jackson v. University of New Haven
765(9)
Problem 9-2
774(1)
Stereotypes: Racially Stereotyped Mascots---Racism or Pride?
775(1)
Pro-Football, Inc. v. Harjo
775(8)
Problem 9-3
783(1)
Racially Hostile Environments and Conduct
783(1)
Problem 9-4
783(2)
Priester v. Lowndes County
785(8)
Gender Equity Issues in Athletics
793(70)
Introduction
793(1)
Historical Perspective
794(4)
Gender-Based Exclusion from a Particular Sport
798(15)
Force v. Pierce City R-VI School District
798(6)
Williams v. School District of Bethlehem, PA
804(5)
Mercer v. Duke University
809(4)
Problem 10-1
813(1)
Equal Athletic Participation Opportunities, Benefits, and Treatment
813(30)
Equal Athletic Participation Opportunities
814(1)
Cohen v. Brown University
814(7)
Boucher v. Syracuse University
821(6)
Pederson v. Louisiana State University
827(4)
Problem 10-2
831(1)
Equal Benefits and Treatment
832(1)
McCormick v. School District of Mamaroneck
832(5)
Daniels v. School Board of Brevard County, Florida (``Daniels I'')
837(2)
Daniels v. School Board of Brevard County, Florida (``Daniels II'')
839(4)
Adverse Effects of Title IX and Policy Implications
843(7)
Neal v. Board of Trustees of the California State Universities
844(5)
Problem 10-3
849(1)
Problem 10-4
849(1)
Gender-Based Employment Discrimination in Athletics
850(13)
Wage Discrimination
850(1)
Deli v. University of Minnesota
850(4)
Problem 10-5
854(1)
Retaliatory Discharge or Punitive Action
855(1)
Lowrey v. Texas A&M University System
855(7)
Problem 10-6
862(1)
Health, Safety, and Risk Management Issues in Sports
863(118)
Introduction
863(1)
Tort and Criminal Liability for Athletics-Related Injuries
863(34)
Injury to Spectators
863(1)
Thurmond v. Prince William Professional Baseball Club, Inc.
863(7)
Problem 11-1
870(1)
Injury to Athletes
871(1)
Co-participant Liability
871(1)
Tort Liability
871(1)
Hackbart v. Cincinnati Bengals, Inc. (District Court)
871(4)
Hackbart v. Cincinnati Bengals, Inc. (Circuit Court)
875(2)
Mark v. Moser
877(8)
Criminal Liability
885(1)
People v. Schacker
885(2)
Regina v. McSorley
887(5)
People v. Hall
892(4)
Problem 11-2
896(1)
Liability of Educational Institutions
897(35)
High School
897(1)
Legal Duty of Care
897(1)
Kahn v. East Side Union High School District
898(7)
Sovereign Immunity
905(1)
Prince v. Louisville Municipal School District
905(5)
The Validity of Liability Waivers
910(1)
Wagenblast v. Odessa School District No. 105-157-166J
911(3)
Sharon vs. City of Newton
914(6)
College or University
920(1)
Kleinknecht v. Gettysburg College
920(5)
Orr v. Brigham Young University
925(2)
Searles v. Trustees of St. Joseph's College
927(5)
Problem 11-3
932(1)
Sports Medicine Malpractice Liability
932(7)
Krueger v. San Francisco Forty Niners
933(5)
Problem 11-4
938(1)
Injury Compensation for Professional Athletes
939(13)
Pro-Football, Inc. v. Uhlenhake
941(6)
Lyons v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board
947(3)
DePiano v. Montreal Baseball Club, Ltd.
950(2)
Participation Rights of Athletes with Physical or Mental Impairments
952(29)
Enhanced Risk of Harm to One's Self
952(2)
Knapp v. Northwestern University
954(7)
Enhanced Risk of Harm to Others
961(1)
Montalvo v. Radcliffe
961(6)
Problem 11-5
967(1)
Game Rules, Eligibility Rules, and Reasonable Accommodations
967(1)
PGA Tour, Inc. v. Martin
967(8)
Problem 11-6
975(1)
Cruz v. Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Assn., Inc.
975(6)
Intellectual Property Issues in Sports
981(78)
Introduction
981(1)
Trademarks, Logos, and Other Identifying Insignia
982(29)
As Name of Sports Team or Event
982(1)
Indianapolis Colts, Inc. v. Metropolitan Baltimore Football Club Limited Partnership
982(5)
Affixation of Sports-Related Mark to Merchandise
987(1)
Boston Professional Hockey Assn., Inc. v. Dallas Cap & Emblem Mfg., Inc.
988(2)
Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina v. Helpingstine
990(3)
NFL Properties, Inc. v. New Jersey Giants, Inc.
993(9)
Problem 12-1
1002(1)
Ambush Marketing
1003(1)
NHL v. Pepsi-Cola Canada Ltd.
1004(6)
Problem 12-2
1010(1)
Game Accounts, Statistics, and Broadcasting Rights
1011(19)
Historical Background and Overview
1011(1)
Nature and Scope of Protectable Rights in a Sports Event
1012(1)
NBA v. Motorola, Inc.
1013(7)
Morris Communications Corp. v. PGA Tour, Inc.
1020(4)
Infringement of a Sports Broadcast
1024(1)
NFL v. McBee & Bruno's, Inc.
1024(3)
NFL v. Tvradionow Corp.
1027(3)
Problem 12-3
1030(1)
Athletes' Privacy, Reputation, and Publicity Rights
1030(29)
Historical Background and Overview
1030(1)
Defamation
1031(1)
Right of Privacy
1032(1)
Right of Publicity
1033(1)
Lanham Act
1034(1)
Athlete's Right of Publicity
1034(1)
Elements of Claim
1034(1)
Newcombe v. Adolf Coors Co.
1034(3)
Hillerich & Bradsby Co. v. Christian Bros., Inc.
1037(7)
First Amendment Limitations
1044(2)
DOE a/k/a Tony Twist v. TCI Cablevision
1046(4)
ETW Corp. v. Jireh Publishing, Inc.
1050(6)
Problem 12-4
1056(3)
Table of Cases 1059(12)
Index 1071

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