If we do not see this issue to be morally unacceptable, legal issues will help us to understand why it should be seen as such. One law that helps us to keep our fingers out of other peoples pockets is the copyright law. The protection of copyrights was established to allow a person, who qualifies, to protection their work. Wor

ks such as poetry, movies, CD-ROMs, video games, plays, paintings, sheet music, and yes, recorded music performances can be protected by a copyright.

We read in an article from Rolling Stone; New York; Jul 6-Jul 20, 2000; Rob Sheffield. “In December 1999, the Recording Industry Association of America filed suit against Napster. Last April, Metallica also sued Napster for copyright infringement, and so did Dr. Dre.” Infringement of copyrights is pretty thick into the unmoral acceptance area.

If I don’t have a highly developed moral standard I can look to the laws of the land to help me make some good moral decisions. I know that the world, for the most part, wants to be good. We can look to the courts, to see some acts that people commit that

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