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A summary of Federal Circuit Methodology for deciding patent cases brought by individual inventors.The summary is provided by way of court case Constant vs AMD.

The treatment of individual pro per inventors shows how federal courts, federal judges and the Supreme Court operate as willful decision makers of a judicial system which institutionalizes judicial abuse of property owners.A list of patents confiscated under California state laws is provided.

This book provides links for problems faced by the independent inventor in trying to litigate his claims against global corporations for patent infringement. The patent system is rigged as the pro corporate legislators write the laws and appoint the pro corporate judges, all paid for by the globals....

Public interest or case jurisdiction?- In deciding patent cases, Supreme Court holds both ways: Patent invalidity decision without looking at patent infringement claim or patent infringement claim decision Before Patent Invalidity defense

Standard procedure for defeating patent claims is summary judgment of patent invalidity on old prior art, easily provided by the globals and argued by their lawyers. The patent infringement claim against the globals never gets heard because proving infringement of a patent by the global's new current...

An inventor files his claim for patent infringement under Section 35 of the United States Code 271 (35 USC 271) and invokes the court's jurisdiction under Section 28 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1338(a). In theory, the court must decide an inventor's patent infringement claim. In practice courts find patent invalidity without deciding the patent infringement claim.

No patent issued by the Patent Office (PTO) is secure and getting patents is time consuming and costly, especially for individuals. Far from securing patents, the PTO unsecures them under an unconstitutional presumption of validity and makes them tickets to federal courts. Here as example, I give...

Having found his patent invalid without determining his claim of patent infringement, courts have precluded the patent owner from participating in his case, in violation of due process. This leaves the alleged infringer (usually large Corporations)free to collect royalties and profits on their patent,...

With the introduction of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) and the new European Patent with Unitary Effect, the European patent litigation system is undergoing a set of fundamental reforms. This timely book assesses the current state of European patent litigation by analysing recently published data on...

There are two options to correct the constitutional violation: either abolish the Patent Office or remove the patent validity issue from the courts.

The treatment of individual pro per inventors shows how federal courts, federal judges and the Supreme Court operate as willful decision makers of a judicial system which institutionalizes judicial abuse. This is the story of one inventor who went to court claiming that 17 global corporations infringed...

Questions presented in petitions to the Supreme Court in patent, patent secrecy order, patent bankruptcy and patent application cases. Petitions were denied without opinions.

The public domain—the body of creative works not entitled to copyright protection—is the world's greatest intellectual resource. Unfortunately, it can be extraordinarily hard to determine whether a work (or part of a work) is in the public domain. The first book of its kind, Copyright and the...

This is the first book to offer an in-depth investigation of the unsettled nature, scope and dynamics of copyright user rights in an increasingly dematerialized environment. Combining a detailed theoretical framework with practical applications, the book provides a comprehensive perspective on copyright...