Copyright is a legal term that defines the rights that are given to the owners of the works in return for their intellectual and artistic works (according to the World Intellectual Property Organization). It establishes an appropriate balance between the benefits of the owner of the work and the common good. Apart from the exclusive rights of the owner of the work, this term also includes the regulations for public access to the works protected by the copyrights and the utility of these works for the common good. In this respect, with the copyright, the work owner is subject to some exceptions and limitations for the common good. Copyright restrictions are set depending on the development and needs of society. To ensure a fair balance of private, social, and public interests, copyright provides for the free use of works without the author's consent and without payment of remuneration. Such restrictions are necessary for the progressive development of society in all areas. Of course, one of the essential copyright restrictions that stimulate the development of new technologies and innovations is limitations for scientific and educational purposes.