Sec. 205(c) Priority Assignments
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Stop Online Piracy Act
- Sec. 101. Definitions
- Sec. 102(a),(b) Action by the Attorney General
- Sec. 102(c)(1),(2) Reasonable Measures (A) Service Providers
- Sec. 102(c)(2)(B) Internet Search Engines
- Sec. 102(c)(2)(C) Payment Network Providers
- Sec. 102(c)(2)(D) Internet advertising services
- Sec. 102(c)(3),(4) Enforcement of orders
- Sec. 102(c)(5) Immunity
- Sec. 102(d) Modification or Vacation of Orders
- Sec. 103(a) MARKET-BASED SYSTEM ... - Definitions
- Sec. 103(b) Denying U.S. Financial Support of Sites Dedicated to Theft of U.S. Property
- Sec. 103(c) Limited Injunctive Relief in Cases of Counter Notification
- Sec. 103(d) Actions Based on Court Orders
- Sec 103(e) Modification or Vacation of Orders
- Sec. 103(f) Amended Orders
- Sec. 103(g) Reporting of Orders
- Sec. 104. Immunity for taking voluntary action against sites dedicated to theft of U.S. Property
- Sec. 105. Immunity for taking voluntary action against sites that endanger public health
- Sec. 106. Guidelines and study
- Sec. 107. Denying U.S. capital to notorious foreign infringers
- Sec. 201(a) STREAMING OF COPYRIGHTED WORKS IN VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL LAW - Title 17 Amendments
- Sec. 201(b) Title 18 Amendments
- Sec. 201(c) Rule of Construction
- Sec. 202. Traficking in inherently dangerous goods or services
- Sec. 203. Protecting U.S. business from foreign and economic espionage
- Sec. 204. Amendments to sentencing guidelines
- Sec. 205.a DEFENDING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS ABROAD - Resources to Protect IPR
- Sec. 205(b) New Appointments
- Sec. 205(c) Priority Assignments
- Sec. 205(d) Training -- (h) Reports to Congress
- Sec. 205(i) Definitions, (j) Authorization of Appropriations
- (1) IN GENERAL.—Subject to paragraph (2), in designating the United States embassies or diplomatic missions where attach´es will be assigned under subsection (b), the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Commerce shall give priority to countries where the activities of an attach´e are likely to achieve the greatest potential benefit in reducing intellectual property infringement in the United States market, to advance the intellectual property rights of United States persons and their licensees, and to advance the interests of United States persons who may otherwise be harmed by violations of intellectual property rights in those countries.
- (2) ASSIGNMENTS TO PRIORITY COUNTRIES.— In carrying out paragraph (1), the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Commerce shall consider assigning intellectual property attach´es—
- (A) to the countries that have been identified under section 182(a)(1) of the Trade Act of 1974 (19 U.S.C. 2242(a)(1)); and
- (B) to countries of critical economic importance to the advancement of United States intellectual property rights and interests.
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