The document summarizes a court case, Cambridge University Press v. Becker, regarding fair use and copyright infringement as it relates to excerpts of copyrighted works used in university courses. The court found that only 5 of 75 excerpts at issue constituted infringement. It established that fair use is more predictable when following codes of best practices and upheld Georgia State University's fair use policies and checklists. The decision reinforces that fair use can be a viable defense for educational uses of copyrighted works.