Campbell Case

The Campbell case is about a lady named Kim who really likes to sing. She made a mistake and copied a song from someone else without permission. This is like drawing a picture that someone else made and trying to take all the credit for it.

The people who made the song that Kim copied were very upset and they sued her. When you sue someone, it means you're taking them to court and trying to make them pay for what they did wrong.

The court had to decide if Kim should get in trouble for copying the song. They looked at a law that says you can't copy someone else's work without permission. This law is called copyright law. Copyright law is like sharing your toys with your friends - you need to ask before you can use someone else's toy.

The court decided that Kim did break the copyright law. When you break a law, you have to pay for it. Kim had to pay a lot of money to the people who made the song she copied. This is like having to give your candy to your friend because you ate all of their candy without asking.

The Campbell case is important because it reminds us to always ask before using someone else's work. It's like asking your teacher before sharing your toys with your friends.