Senior Individualized Project: Internship with the Honorable Gerald E. Rosen
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Authors
Atallah, David
Issue Date
2005
Type
Thesis
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en_US
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The internship opportunity I chose to take during the summer of 2005 was to
work in the office of the Honorable Gerald E. Rosen. Judge Rosen is a former Kalamazoo
College graduate who attended law school at George Washington University and now sits
on the 6th United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. He has sat for
many important decisions including some of the first post-9/11 terrorist cases in the
United States.
In examining economics, both in theory and in practice, I found that law and
government can play large roles in many facets. Because the cases I was working with
during the internship were mainly cases of criminal activity or infringement of trademark,
copyright, and patent laws, I will try to focus on the economic importance of trademark
laws. In addition, I will also tum attention to government's role in antitrust law, such as
in the renowned case with Microsoft.
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