Damian's objective at the table of Monte Cassino was to protect the doctrine of divine omnipotence by advising that we should abstain from saying anything which implies that God is powerless in some respect.
Most important, for them, will be to protect the Third Party doctrine (which allows them to get information from telecoms and banks and other businesses), even if it means mooting the lawsuits by shifting the phone dragnet back to the providers.
The White House has resisted, arguing that the documents are protected by the doctrine of executive privilege.
We conclude that this use is also protected by the doctrine of fair use.
Everyone recognizes that there are secrets that must be protected, but the doctrine has been used to cover up illegal and embarrassing acts or to avoid needed public discussion of policies.
The Libraries then moved for summary judgment on the remaining claims on the ground that their uses of copyrighted material were protected by the doctrine of fair use, see 17 U.S.C. § 107, and also by the Chafee Amendment, see id. § 121.
2 Live Crew asserted that their version of the song was a parody and that as a parody it was protected by the doctrine of "fair use," notwithstanding its significant commercial success.
By leaving this language out of its analysis, the court ignores the special solicitude that Congress has shown to news reporting (along with teaching, scholarship, research, and other similar uses) by identifying it in the statute as the sort of use that should typically be protected under the doctrine.
Police officers are protected by the doctrine of qualified immunity, which makes it difficult for lawsuits like the Guerena's to even get into court.
So I asked Mulcair at the debate don't you believe in the Responsibility to Protect, that doctrine that says that states are obligated to act in cases of mass violence and genocide?
But as Cadegan finds, Catholics developed a rationale by which they could both respect the laws of the Church as it sought to protect the integrity of doctrine and also engage the culture of artistic and commercial freedom in which they operated as Americans.
