Ruling by
Kim M. WardlawLower Court
USDC Central District of CaliforniaLower Court Judge
Consuelo B. MarshallThe de minimis exception to copyright infringement applies to the substantial similarity element, rather than to the extent that defendant displays infringing material.
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