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July 23, 2021 at 1:43 PM Shares0 It doesn’t happen nearly often enough, but it’s always enjoyable to watch a court lay the smackdown on a law enforcement officer’s literally unbelievable assertions. And this case [PDF] — via FourthAmendment.com — contains a claim from a supposedly trained and experienced officer that’s so ridiculous, the court has no choice but to discredit his testimony completely. Indianapolis police officer Daniel Hiser performed a traffic stop that resulted in the discovery of marijuana and a handgun in Davon Gray’s possession. But it’s the events lead...
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July 20, 2021 at 3:59 PM Shares0 One of the funny things about modern patent litigation is that there is, at least on the nonpharma side of things, a pretty narrow stable of “big” defendants that patent owners take aim at. I do not have to name the usual suspects, but they do tend to share a number of characteristics. If they are consumer-facing brands, a dead giveaway of a big defendant is the operation of their own multiunit retail stores or a presence in nationwide mass-market retail (Walmart, Best Buy, etc.), or both. Add in the major suppliers to such brands, as well as the major soc...
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