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	Comments on: Foreclosure Fight Club: Dubin Law Offices Responds to Nationwide Title Clearing’s Take Down Notice RE: Bly, Moore, and Doko Video Depositions	</title>
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		By: Dan Schramm		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[If they were filed in any civil case, then they are public record and anyone can use them for any purpose. (BUT a copy would not be admissible in court) But even if not filed, then who is the author? Isn&#039;t it the court reporter. After all, you have to pay a court reporter for every copy and you can&#039;t reproduce it (for legal use) on your own. I would also argue that nobody talking in a deposition has a copyright claim as far as I know, much less the law firm. Is there case law on this?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If they were filed in any civil case, then they are public record and anyone can use them for any purpose. (BUT a copy would not be admissible in court) But even if not filed, then who is the author? Isn&#8217;t it the court reporter. After all, you have to pay a court reporter for every copy and you can&#8217;t reproduce it (for legal use) on your own. I would also argue that nobody talking in a deposition has a copyright claim as far as I know, much less the law firm. Is there case law on this?</p>
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