The bootlegging period came to an end when the United States Constitution's Twenty-first Amendment, which abolished Prohibition, essentially defined bootlegging out of existence.
In other words, the criminal behaviors that had previously been considered bootlegging were no longer prohibited as a result of that change.
<h3>What exactly is song-sheet bootlegging?</h3>
A bootleg recording is a sound or video recording of a live performance that has not been officially published by the artist or under other legal authorization.
<h3>Why are they referred to as bootlegs?</h3>
1889, American English slang, referring to illicit booze, from the method of concealing a flask of liquor down the leg of a high boot.
Previously, the bootleg was the place to hide knives and firearms. A unusually tall beer was referred to as a "boot leg."
<h3>Is music bootlegging illegal?</h3>
Since the passage of the Uruguay Round Agreements Act (URAA, PL 103-465) in 1994, bootlegging has been illegal by federal law (17 USC 1101) as well as state law.
The federal bootleg act does not pre-empt state laws, which apply both before and after the federal bootleg statute's passage.
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