The statutes quoted or cited can be found at:

• The Copyright Office's current copyright statutes (Title 17)
• The Patent Office's consolidated patent laws (Title 35)
• Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute's U.S. Code

These Congressional Reports were quoted or cited:

• H.R. Rep. 82-1923, on the patent act
• H.R. Rep. 94-1476, on the Copyright Act of 1976 (section-by-section analysis only)
• H.R. Rep. 105-452, on the Copyright Term Extension Act
• H.R. Rep. 105-551, part 1 and part 2, on the DMCA
• H.R. Rep. 105-796, the DMCA conference committee report
• Sen. Rep. 82-1979, on the patent act
• Sen. Rep. 104-128, on digital sound recordings
• Sen. Rep. 105-190, on the DMCA
• House Judiciary Committee Print 105-6, on the DMCA

Other material quoted or cited (incomplete):

• "Intellectual Property and the National Information Infrastructure," the NII White Paper
• The WIPO Copyright Treaty
• "Copyright Registration for Computer Programs," Copyright Office Circular 61
• Copyright Office DMCA anticircumvention exceptions
• Copyright Office DMCA first sale study
• USPTO software guidelines: proposed (60 Fed. Reg. 28778) and final (61 Fed. Reg. 7478)
• Amicus Brief of Computer Scientists, Harbor Software v. Applied Systems
• Circuit Judge Jon O. Newman, New Lyrics For An Old Melody: The Idea/Expression Dichotomy In The Computer Age, 17 Cardozo Arts & Ent. L. J. 691 (1999)
• John W.L. Ogilvie, Defining Computer Program Parts Under Learned Hand’s Abstractions Test in Software Copyright Infringement Cases, 91 Mich. L. Rev. 526 (1992)

Last updated 09-19-2003