Supreme Court Sends Case On Gene Patents Back To Appeals Court Following Rejection Of Diagnostic Patents
from the rethink-that-please dept
As we expected, following the Supreme Court's excellent rejection of medical diagnostic patents, it's now set aside the appeals court's ruling upholding gene patents, and asked the appeals court to review the case in light of its ruling last week. Again, this is not a surprise, but it's good that the court so quickly recognized that the two cases have similar issues, and that the appeals court ought to revisit the Myriad (gene patents) ruling so quickly. Hopefully, CAFC (the appeals court in question) will come to its senses and recognize that you can't patent genes. Either way, no matter what CAFC decides, expect that to also be appealed right back to the Supreme Court.






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Finally!
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Chemistry Lesson - 1 - What is Chemistry?
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Junk Patent Problem
Being a patent troll is profitable. Patents are also widely used by some companies to harass or block commercial competitors. So there is a huge financial motive to play the game. This has been going on for over 200 years. The patent bar does not even want to try to fix the patent system, they are making too much money from it. Abolition is the answer.
The patent scam has a chilling effect on entrepreneurship, then on jobs. Why would someone take the risk of starting a business, when they know they are going to get hit with a patent infringement lawsuit? Hold your political candidates accountable for job-destroying laws which they allow to stay on the books.
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like that wheel thing? I patented it earlier under 'roundy rolling device which is meant to transport loads under an axle'. When it expires I'll just patent it again under 'device which has a radial measurement of 2*pi which rotates under the force exerted upon it'.
You could buy my competitions carts and cars if you enjoy hexagonal wheels. It's clearly just the free market at work and you freetards are ruining progress.
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Who cares if the perimeter is only 2000000sin(pi/1000000), it has 1 million sides !. One MILLION!!! Totally better than just 1.. One million times better!
Now just need to patent "many sided polygon used to compete with one sides rolling device that might for all intensive purposes look one sided but in fact isn't"
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Thus, you are a 'Twat'
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"Don't be evil" was such an obvious ruse! why did we not see it before!
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Whom be this Ned person thou speak of?
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because you're infringing on tread patents by introducing discontinuities into the periphery of a "cylindrical device intended for the purpose of rolling"
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I'll Patent the multi-verse! Muwahahahahahaha
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