Howard Knopf reports that there will be a judicial review of the recent Copyright Board Tariff 22 decision.
Judicial Review of Tariff 22
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Would a retroactive tariff be, in a sense, parallel to a retroactive law?
This would be like Toyota going and saying to me that the Corolla that I bought in ’96, the price has just gone up and I need to pay the difference.