A court has ruled that incorporating into a video game a virtual strip club with a similar look and feel to the real thing has artistic relevance and that similarities between the real and virtual strip clubs were not explicitly misleading.
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RegisterTrademark claims against virtual world strip club denied on 1st Amendment grounds
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January 20 2009
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