Supreme Court strikes down ban on profane trademarks via ReutersTV
the U. S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled that this guy can have his trademark which we want to say aloud Los Angeles artist and designer Eric Brunetti created a fashion line named well spelled F. U. C. T.
but the US patent and trademark office denied him a trademark citing a law from nineteen oh five bending immoral and a scandalous words and symbols and brands Brunetti sued saying that law constrain his constitutional rights to free expression the trump administration pushed back arguing that ditching the law would invite a flood of profane trademarks but on Monday the justices struck down the law saying it violated the first amendment justice Elena Kagan wrote the opinion joined by repeaters...
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