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Towards Developing a Natural Law Jurisprudence in the U.S. Patent System
There are at least two commonly-held legal misconceptions when it comes to IP law: patent law is a wholly practical area of law created entirely by legislation; 1 and that jurisprudence and the study of legal philosophy and justification is an exercise in esotericism, devoid of any practical signifi
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