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Case Against Carey Enjoined
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld an injunction barring Christopher Selletti from pursuing state court litigation over his allegation that Mariah Carey falsely claimed authorship of the lyrics of the composition “Hero.” Selletti v. Carey, 02-7899. The Second Circuit had previously upheld the dismissal of Selletti's federal copyright claim with prejudice. Calling the case “vexatiously protracted litigation,” the appeals court noted in its most recent ruling, “The claims that Selletti raises in his state court petition have been litigated and 'actually decided' in federal court.” This included an allegation that Carey's lawyers had acted improperly in the federal proceeding. The district court and appeals courts had found that allegation “without foundation.”
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