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How the LDS Church’s rebrand could end up sinking its legal case against ‘Mormon Stories’

Summary by Salt Lake Tribune
Trademark and copyright laws don’t give an organization the right to silence critics. But what constitutes silencing versus the simple act of enforcing one’s branding can be a matter of debate — as in the federal lawsuit brought by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints against the long-running “Mormon Stories” podcast and its parent organization.

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How the LDS Church’s rebrand could end up sinking its legal case against ‘Mormon Stories’

Trademark and copyright laws don’t give an organization the right to silence critics. But what constitutes silencing versus the simple act of enforcing one’s branding can be a matter of debate — as in the federal lawsuit brought by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints against the long-running “Mormon Stories” podcast and its parent organization.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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Salt Lake Tribune broke the news in Salt Lake City, United States on Friday, August 21, 2026.
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