Connecticut Specific Legal Forms - Page 177

• 17.20 Secondary Liability-Vicarious Infringement-Elements and Burden of Proof
• 17.21 Secondary Liability-Contributory Infringement-Elements and Burden of Proof
• 17.22 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Fair Use
• 17.23 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Abandonment
• 17.24 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Copyright Misuse
• 17.25 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Implied License
• 17.26 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-First Sale
• 17.27 Copyright-Service Provider of Network Communications Services Defined
• 17.28 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Limitation on Liability for Transitory Digital Network Communications
• 17.29 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Limitation on Liability for System
• 17.3 Copyright-Subject Matter-Generally
• 17.30 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Limitation on Liability for Information Residing on Systems or Networks
• 17.31 Copyright-Affirmative Defense-Limitation on Liability for Information Location Tools
• 17.32 Copyright-Damages
• 17.33 Copyright-Damages-Actual Damages
• 17.34 Copyright-Damages-Defendant's Profits
• 17.35 Copyright-Damages-Statutory Damages
• 17.36 Copyright-Damages-Innocent Infringement
• 17.37 Copyright-Damages-Willful Infringement
• 17.4 Copyright-Subject Matter-Ideas and Expression
• 17.5 Copyright Infringement-Elements-Ownership and Copying (17 U.S.C. Sec. 501(a)-(B))
• 17.6 Copyright Infringement-Ownership of Valid Copyright-Definition
• 17.7 Copyright Infringement- Copyright Registration Certificate
• 17.8 Copyright Interests-Authorship
• 17.9 Copyright Interests-Joint Authors
• 18.1 Securities-Definition of Recurring Terms
• 18.10 Securities-Controlling Person Liability
• 18.11 Securities-Good Faith Defense to Controlling Person Liability
• 18.2 Securities-Rule 10b-5 Claim
• 18.3 Securities-Misrepresentations or Omissions-Materiality
• 18.4 Securities-Forward-looking Statements
• 18.5 Securities-Knowingly
• 18.6 Securities-Justifiable Reliance Generally
• 18.7 Securities-Justifiable Reliance-Fraud-on-the-Market Case
• 18.8 Securities-Causation
• 18.9 Securities-Damages
• 2.1 Stipulated Testimony
• 2.1 Cautionary Instruction-First Recess.
• 2.10 Tests and Experiments
• 2.11 Use of Interrogatories
• 2.12 Use of Requests for Admission
• 2.13 Expert Opinion
• 2.14 Charts and Summaries Not Received in Evidence
• 2.15 Charts and Summaries in Evidence
• 2.16 Evidence in Electronic Format
• 2.2 Stipulations of Fact
• 2.2 Bench Conferences and Recesses
• 2.3 Judicial Notice
• 2.3 Stipulated Testimony.
• 2.4 Deposition in Lieu of Live Testimony
• 2.4 Stipulations of Fact.
• 2.5 Transcript of Recording in English
• 2.5 Judicial Notice
• 2.6 Transcript of Recording in Foreign Language
• 2.6 Deposition as Substantive Evidence
• 2.7 Disputed Transcript of Recording in Foreign Language
• 2.7 Transcript of Recording in English
• 2.8 Foreign Language Testimony
• 2.8 Transcript of Recording in Foreign Language.
• 2.9 Impeachment Evidence-Witness
• 2.9 Disputed Transcript of Recording in Foreign Language
• 3.1 Duty to Deliberate
• 3.1 Duties of Jury to Find Facts and Follow Law
• 3.2 Consideration of Evidence-Conduct of the Jury
• 3.2 Charge Against Defendant Not Evidence-Presumption of Innocence-Burden of Proof.
• 3.3 Communication with Court
• 3.3 Defendant's Decision Not to Testify.
• 3.4 Readback or Playback
• 3.4 Defendant's Decision to Testify
• 3.5 Return of Verdict
• 3.5 Reasonable Doubt-Defined.
• 3.6 Additional Instructions of Law
• 3.6 What Is Evidence.
• 3.7 Deadlocked Jury
• 3.7 What Is Not Evidence.
• 3.8 Continuing Deliberations after Juror Is Discharged
• 3.8 Direct and Circumstantial Evidence.
• 3.9 Credibility of Witnesses
• 4.1 Corporations and Partnerships-Fair Treatment
• 4.1 Statements by Defendant.
• 4.10 Principal Sued but Not Agent-No Issue as to Agency or Authority
• 4.11 Both Principal and Agent Sued-Agency or Authority Denied
• 4.12 Principal Sued but Not Agent-Agency or Authority Denied
• 4.13 Adverse Interest Exception
• 4.14 Independent Contractor-Definition
• 4.15 General Partnership-Definition
• 4.16 General Partnership-Scope of Partnership Business Defined
• 4.17 General Partnership-Act of Partner is Act of All Partners
• 4.18 General Partnership-Liability of Partner-No Issue as to Partnership, Agency, or Scope of Authority
• 4.19 Partnership-existence Admitted-Scope of Partnership Business in Issue-Effect
• 4.2 Liability of Corporations-Scope of Authority Not in Issue
• 4.2 Silence in the Face of Accusation
• 4.20 Partnership-Existence of Partnership in Issue-Effect
• 4.3 Liability of Partnerships-Scope of Authority Not in Issue
• 4.3 Other Crimes, Wrongs or Acts of Defendant
• 4.4 Agent and Principal-Definition
• 4.4 Character of Defendant
• 4.5 Agent-Scope of Authority Defined
• 4.5 Character of Victim