4.a. How is a work of visual art defined under the Act? How did you determine/where did you find this information?

b. Break (A)(3)(a) down simply into your own words and without simply restating the previous answer: What is protected under the Act? What is not protected under the Act?

c. What are "works made for hire" under the Act? Does a mural on a building fall under a work for hire?

(8 points)

5. Review the public laws section containing the VARA.

(a) What was the name of two other, unrelated acts that share the same public law citation as the VARA?

(b) A United States Claims Court Judge who retires aged 70 must achieve how many years of service to receive "an annuity equal to the salary payable to Claims Court judges in regular active service" for the remainder of their lifetime?

(c) What is "supplemental jurisdiction" in the context of a civil claim in United States District Court based upon original jurisdiction?

(d) Review the VARA portion of the public law. Across which USCA subsections can you find VARA provisions?

(15 points)

6. What is the significance, if any, of media recognition for a mural? (HINT: Answering this question will require a careful reading of 106A AND a search in the Notes of Decision)

(8 points)

7. Locate the "Notes of Decision" as to 17 U.S.C.A. 106A.

(a) Locate a case involving the fictional (or perhaps not!?) Christmas character Krampus.

(b) In what court was the case decided?

(c) What is the issue in the case?

(d) What was the holding of the case?

(8 points)

8. Brief a case listed in the "Notes of Decision" as to 17 U.S.C.A. 106A (do not brief the Krampus case). Use the format we discussed and practiced in Week 4.

(20 points)