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Recommend Judge thinks Harry Potter is "Extremely Complex" - That Worry Anyone Else? (Email)

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In a copyright case that really has very little to do with education (the defendant was a former school librarian that is wanting to make a book about Harry Potter that J.K. Rowling wants to block) I found this interesting ...

District Judge Robert Patterson Jr said that he had read the first half of the first Harry Potter novel to his grandchildren, but found the “magical world hard to follow, filled with strange names and words that would be gibberish in any other context.

“I found it extremely complex,” he said, suggesting that a reference guide might be useful.

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Interesting statement from a guy that spends his time reading intellectual property and other statutes & regulations.


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