Intellectual Property
Sep. 2, 2006
Patent Law and the Roberts Court
Byron White, one of the longest-sitting Supreme Court justices in history, once observed that a new court is created with the arrival of each new justice. With last year's arrival of two new justices, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice
Byron White, one of the longest-sitting Supreme Court justices in history, once observed that a new court is created with the arrival of each new justice. With last year's arrival of two new justices, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito, that is certainly true now.
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