This government site is the product of the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section(CCIPS) of the Criminal Division of the U.S. Dept. of Justice. Not only will you find news and updates on cybercrime, but also links to the related laws, to legal and policy issues, and to
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A resource for patent litigation statistics posted by the University of Houston Law Center, Institute for Intellectual Property & Information Law.

The Claimants are two of the three authors of a book published in 1982, The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail (HBHG). The Defendant is the publisher in the UK of a book written by Dan Brown, the Da Vinci Code (DVC), first published in 2003. The Claimants' contention is that, in writing DVC, Mr Brown infringed their copyright by copying a substantial part of HBHG in the course of writing six chapters of DVC. The case came to trial over 11 days in February and March 2006 before Mr Justice Peter Smith.

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