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ella [17]
3 years ago
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WHAT IF THE FACTS WERE DIFFERENT? Assume that Goldsmith was hired as a computer technician solely to set up the servers. The peo

ple who hired him did not explain what they were going to do with the computers and servers. Would the result be different? 1. In this scenario, Goldsmith’s act was to . 2. Goldsmith to facilitate copyright infringement. 3. The act, alone, a wrongful act. 4. However, Goldsmith had of the plan to allow and facilitate copyright infringement. 5. Under these facts, Goldsmith a wrongful mental state. 6. Given Goldsmith’s act and mental state, Goldsmith likely commit criminal copyright infringement.
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2 answers:
Strike441 [17]3 years ago
7 0

The correct answer is 6. Given Goldsmith's act and mental state, Goldsmith likely commit criminal copyright infringement.

Scorpion4ik [409]3 years ago
4 0

1. In this scenario, Goldsmith's act was <em>to set up servers that allowed copyright infringement. </em>

2. Goldsmith <em>did not intend</em> to facilitate copyright infringement

3. The act, alone, <em>was</em> a wrongful act.

4. However, Goldsmith had <em>no knowledge</em> of the plan to allow and facilitate copyright infringement.  

5. Under these facts, Goldsmith <em>did not have</em> a wrongful mental state.

6. Given Goldsmith’s act and mental state, Goldsmith likely <em>did not </em>commit criminal copyright infringement.

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