 | 382T Trademarks |
| 382TVIII Violations of Rights |
| 382TVIII(D) Defenses, Excuses, and Justifications |
| 382Tk1521 Justified or Permissible Uses |
| 382Tk1524 Expressive Use; Commentary |
| 382Tk1524(2) k. Parody or Satire. |
 Manufacturer's electronic product advertisements using female shaped robot, wearing long gown, blonde wig, large jewelry and turning letters in what appeared to be "Wheel of Fortune" game show set was not "parody" of advertisement so as to be defense to trademark violation suit and protected by First Amendment.
White v. Samsung Electronics America, Inc., 971 F.2d 1395 (1992)
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