Journal of the Copyright Society Volume 71(1)

<p>The first volume of our seventy-first year contains the annual 2023 Brace Lecture: <em>The Judicial Method in Copyright</em> by Shyamrishna Balganesh; and three articles: Pamela Samuelson's <em>The Solicitor General's Mixed Record of Success in the Supreme Court's Copyright Cases</em>; Peter J. Karol's <em>What's the Use? The Structural Flaw Undermining </em>Warhol v. Goldsmith and Wednesday Eden's <em>The Unpropertizable Public Domain in UK and EU Copyright Law</em>. The journal also contains a book review by Mark Bartholomew. In many ways this issue is an inspection of structural elements within copyright: judicial method in copyright the role of the solicitor general in copyright cases and the boundaries of copyright when it comes to nonprotectable elements.</p>