What are the types of licenses on piracy law?

Piracy law typically involves several types of licenses, including statutory licenses, which allow certain uses of copyrighted works without the need for direct permission from the copyright holder, as long as they meet specific conditions. Additionally, there are compulsory licenses that permit the use of a copyrighted work after a set period, usually with a required payment. Other licenses may include voluntary licenses, where copyright holders grant permission for specific uses, and open licenses, like Creative Commons, that allow broader public use while still protecting certain rights. Each type plays a role in regulating how creative works can be used and shared.