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Trains models, in North Macedonia

Criminal Code, Damage and Unauthorized Entry into a Computer Systemin force4 lines

Criminal Code, OG No. 37/1996, art. 251 · Read the law's page

  • Do not delete, alter, damage or conceal computer data, a program, or a computer system without authorization, or otherwise disable or hinder the use of a computer system, data, program or computer communication.
  • Do not enter another's computer or system without authorization with intent to exploit its data or programs for unlawful gain or to cause damage, or to transmit data reached without authorization.
  • Do not intercept, by technical means, a non-public transmission of computer data to, from, or within a computer system.
  • A higher penalty applies where the system belongs to a state body, a public enterprise or a public institution, is used in international communications, or the act is committed by an organized group.
Law on Copyright and Related Rights, General Exceptions and Quotationin force3 lines

Law on Copyright and Related Rights, OG No. 115/2010, art. 51-52 · Read the law's page

  • Obtain the rights holder's permission before reproducing a work beyond the enumerated exceptions; a computer program is excluded from this part of the law entirely.
  • A quotation used in scientific research, teaching, criticism, polemic or review may be used without permission, to the extent that purpose requires, with the author's name and source credited under art. 52(1)(7).
  • No text-and-data-mining-specific exception or machine-readable opt-out exists; a use exceeding the enumerated purposes needs the rights holder's permission.
Law on Copyright and Related Rights, Rights of the Database Makerin force3 lines

Law on Copyright and Related Rights, OG No. 115/2010, arts. 118-120 · Read the law's page

  • Do not extract or re-utilize the whole or a substantial part, evaluated qualitatively or quantitatively, of the contents of a database without the database maker's permission.
  • Do not repeatedly and systematically extract or re-utilize insubstantial parts of a database's contents in a manner contrary to its normal exploitation, or in a way that unreasonably prejudices the database maker's legitimate interests.
  • A lawful user of a database may access and make normal use of its contents without needing separate permission or paying remuneration for that access.

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