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Folsom Prison Serbian REMIX
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Description: Yo, before you go fuckin bananas and hit my site DMCA form intake like FREAQIN maniacs, lemme clarify the body of law that allows this REMIX to beaming with cause it’s gonnuh save you shitload of cease and desist letters you submit cause I shit on em in bulk…. My remix is NOT for commercial purposes and I don’t make a single red cent off it! Enjoy my remix and now on with legal disclaimer I personally drafted…
WEBSITE DISCLAIMER;
Disclaimer for "Stateless Warrior's Folsom Prison Serbian Remix"
This website and its content, including the audio recording "Stateless Warrior's Folsom Prison Serbian Remix" (the "Remix"), are provided for informational, entertainment, and artistic purposes only….
Copyright Disclaimer;
The Remix is a parody/satire based upon "Folsom Prison Blues," originally written and performed by Johnny Cash. This transformative work is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the estate of Johnny Cash or any rights holders of the original composition….
This site and the Remix are operated on a non-commercial basis when it pertains to parodies. No profit is derived from the use of the underlying copyrighted material. The Remix is made available for purposes of criticism, comment, and parody, and is intended as a transformative artistic expression.
Fair Use Notice;
In accordance with 17 U.S.C. Section 107 (the fair use doctrine), the Remix uses portions of the original work solely to evoke and comment upon the original, while adding new meaning and expression through the Serbian language adaptation and remix elements. The use is non-commercial and does not substitute for or compete with the original work in the market.
No Infringement Intended;
All rights to the original "Folsom Prison Blues" remain with their respective owners. This site does not claim ownership of any pre-existing copyrighted material. If you are a rights holder and believe that your rights have been violated, please contact me, and I will promptly address your concerns…
Limitation of Liability;
The content on this site is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind. Neither I nor any other future site creators assume no responsibility for any claims, damages, or liabilities arising from the use of this site or the Remix.
Law Refferences (Read before you DCIM me..)
LEGAL OUTLINE: NON-COMMERCIAL PARODY AND SATIRE
1. United States - Fair Use (17 U.S.C. Section 107)
Under U.S. copyright law, the fair use doctrine permits certain unauthorized uses of copyrighted works without permission. Parody is explicitly recognised as a potential fair use.
Courts evaluate fair use using four factors:
Factor 1: Purpose and character of the use;
Non-commercial, transformative uses (like parody) are favoured. The Supreme Court has held that parody may qualify as fair use even when done for profit - so non-commercial status weighs even more strongly in the creator's favour.
Factor 2: Nature of the copyrighted work;
Creative works (like songs) receive more protection, but this factor is rarely decisive in parody cases.
Factor 3: Amount and substantiality used;
Parody may copy enough of the original to "conjure up" the work being parodied. The Remix uses only what is necessary to evoke "Folsom Prison Blues" for the purpose of transformation.
Factor 4: Effect on the potential market;
A parody that does not act as a market substitute for the original is unlikely to harm the copyright owner. The Remix is non-commercial and does not compete with sales or licensing of the original.
Prior case references;
Key precedent: In Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a parody of Roy Orbison's "Oh, Pretty Woman" was protected under fair use, even though it was created for commercial purposes. This establishes that parody is a recognised fair use purpose.
1. My Serbian Law - Parody Exception
Serbia's Law on Copyright and Related Rights contains a specific exception for parody and caricature:
The law allows the free readaptation of a published copyrighted work if it constitutes a parody or caricature, provided that it is not misleading and does not create confusion regarding the origin of the original work.
The exception is interpreted broadly to protect freedom of expression, including satirical commentary on public figures and events.
For this Remix of mine, I clearly indicated its parodic nature and do not falsely suggest endorsement by Johnny Cash or his estate, so it falls within this statutory exception.
1. European Context (InfoSoc Directive)
Many European countries, including EU member states, have implemented a parody exception under the InfoSoc Directive (2001/29/EC). The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in Deckmyn established that parody must:
Evoke an existing work while being noticeably different, and
Convey humour or mockery.
Serbian law aligns with these principles, further supporting the legality of the Remix as a parody.
STATELESS WARRIOR LAW SUMMARY;
Jurisdiction: United States
Legal Basis: 17 U.S.C. Section 107 (fair use)
Key Requirement: Transformative, non-commercial parody; four-factor analysis.
Jurisdiction: Serbia
Legal Basis: Law on Copyright and Related Rights (parody exception)
Key Requirement: Free readaptation for parody, not misleading, no confusion as to origin.
Jurisdiction: European Union (influential context)
Legal Basis: InfoSoc Directive / CJEU Deckmyn
Key Requirement: Evokes original, conveys humour, is noticeably different.
My "Stateless Warrior's Folsom Prison Serbian Remix" - as a non-commercial, transformative parody/satire - is protected under these doctrines in the United States and Serbia, provided it does not mislead the public about its origin or compete commercially with the original work….
WITH nothing but absolute respect for the man in black, Johnny Cash,
Stateless Warrior
WEBSITE DISCLAIMER;
Disclaimer for "Stateless Warrior's Folsom Prison Serbian Remix"
This website and its content, including the audio recording "Stateless Warrior's Folsom Prison Serbian Remix" (the "Remix"), are provided for informational, entertainment, and artistic purposes only….
Copyright Disclaimer;
The Remix is a parody/satire based upon "Folsom Prison Blues," originally written and performed by Johnny Cash. This transformative work is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the estate of Johnny Cash or any rights holders of the original composition….
This site and the Remix are operated on a non-commercial basis when it pertains to parodies. No profit is derived from the use of the underlying copyrighted material. The Remix is made available for purposes of criticism, comment, and parody, and is intended as a transformative artistic expression.
Fair Use Notice;
In accordance with 17 U.S.C. Section 107 (the fair use doctrine), the Remix uses portions of the original work solely to evoke and comment upon the original, while adding new meaning and expression through the Serbian language adaptation and remix elements. The use is non-commercial and does not substitute for or compete with the original work in the market.
No Infringement Intended;
All rights to the original "Folsom Prison Blues" remain with their respective owners. This site does not claim ownership of any pre-existing copyrighted material. If you are a rights holder and believe that your rights have been violated, please contact me, and I will promptly address your concerns…
Limitation of Liability;
The content on this site is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind. Neither I nor any other future site creators assume no responsibility for any claims, damages, or liabilities arising from the use of this site or the Remix.
Law Refferences (Read before you DCIM me..)
LEGAL OUTLINE: NON-COMMERCIAL PARODY AND SATIRE
1. United States - Fair Use (17 U.S.C. Section 107)
Under U.S. copyright law, the fair use doctrine permits certain unauthorized uses of copyrighted works without permission. Parody is explicitly recognised as a potential fair use.
Courts evaluate fair use using four factors:
Factor 1: Purpose and character of the use;
Non-commercial, transformative uses (like parody) are favoured. The Supreme Court has held that parody may qualify as fair use even when done for profit - so non-commercial status weighs even more strongly in the creator's favour.
Factor 2: Nature of the copyrighted work;
Creative works (like songs) receive more protection, but this factor is rarely decisive in parody cases.
Factor 3: Amount and substantiality used;
Parody may copy enough of the original to "conjure up" the work being parodied. The Remix uses only what is necessary to evoke "Folsom Prison Blues" for the purpose of transformation.
Factor 4: Effect on the potential market;
A parody that does not act as a market substitute for the original is unlikely to harm the copyright owner. The Remix is non-commercial and does not compete with sales or licensing of the original.
Prior case references;
Key precedent: In Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a parody of Roy Orbison's "Oh, Pretty Woman" was protected under fair use, even though it was created for commercial purposes. This establishes that parody is a recognised fair use purpose.
1. My Serbian Law - Parody Exception
Serbia's Law on Copyright and Related Rights contains a specific exception for parody and caricature:
The law allows the free readaptation of a published copyrighted work if it constitutes a parody or caricature, provided that it is not misleading and does not create confusion regarding the origin of the original work.
The exception is interpreted broadly to protect freedom of expression, including satirical commentary on public figures and events.
For this Remix of mine, I clearly indicated its parodic nature and do not falsely suggest endorsement by Johnny Cash or his estate, so it falls within this statutory exception.
1. European Context (InfoSoc Directive)
Many European countries, including EU member states, have implemented a parody exception under the InfoSoc Directive (2001/29/EC). The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in Deckmyn established that parody must:
Evoke an existing work while being noticeably different, and
Convey humour or mockery.
Serbian law aligns with these principles, further supporting the legality of the Remix as a parody.
STATELESS WARRIOR LAW SUMMARY;
Jurisdiction: United States
Legal Basis: 17 U.S.C. Section 107 (fair use)
Key Requirement: Transformative, non-commercial parody; four-factor analysis.
Jurisdiction: Serbia
Legal Basis: Law on Copyright and Related Rights (parody exception)
Key Requirement: Free readaptation for parody, not misleading, no confusion as to origin.
Jurisdiction: European Union (influential context)
Legal Basis: InfoSoc Directive / CJEU Deckmyn
Key Requirement: Evokes original, conveys humour, is noticeably different.
My "Stateless Warrior's Folsom Prison Serbian Remix" - as a non-commercial, transformative parody/satire - is protected under these doctrines in the United States and Serbia, provided it does not mislead the public about its origin or compete commercially with the original work….
WITH nothing but absolute respect for the man in black, Johnny Cash,
Stateless Warrior
