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Mar 11 2025

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The Protective Tariff: Defending American Economic and National Security

  • Morgan Cleary

Tariffs have been critical to protecting both the republic at the time of the founding...

Aug 11 2020 Publication
The Deterioration of Appropriate Remedies in Patent Disputes
Federalist Society Review

The Deterioration of Appropriate Remedies in Patent Disputes

Geoffrey A. Manne, Kristian Stout, Julian Morris, Dirk Auer

Note from the Editor: The Federalist Society takes no positions on particular legal and public...

Topics: Intellectual Property

Sponsors: Intellectual Property Practice Group

Feb 1 2013 Publication
The America Invents Act May Be Constitutionally Infirm if It Repeals the Bar Against Patenting After Secret Commercial Use
Federalist Society Review

The America Invents Act May Be Constitutionally Infirm if It Repeals the Bar Against Patenting After Secret Commercial Use

Ron Katznelson

Note from the Editor:  This paper analyzes the constitutionality of the new conditions for patentability...

Sponsors: Intellectual Property Practice Group

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