Texas uni wants Supreme Court to settle state sovereignty rules
12-03-2020
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The US Supreme Court should not take up a petition asking whether it’s a violation of the Fifth Amendment for patents issued before the enactment of the American Invents Act (AIA) to be subjected to inter partes reviews (IPR), according to the US government.
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