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Satanic Panic? Trademark Law’s Collision with the First Amendment

By Jessica Engler on April 9, 2021

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Wearable art or a devilish rip-off? That’s the question posed by a recent collaborative release by art cooperative MSCHF Product Studio and musician Lil Nas X – the limited edition “Satan Shoes.” The Satan Shoes are constructed from Nike Air Max 97 shoes and feature a black…

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