Although not defined in the Patents Act, the term “inventor” in 15(1) plainly enough is a reference to the inventor of the invention the subject of the patent application.
“Inventor” has long been held to bear its ordinary English meaning, being the person(s) responsible for making the invention, namely, “the person who makes [...]
When examining the history and inception of this country, one will find that restricting and barring access to reproductive care and freedom was one of the original and primary
tactics slave owners used to control enslaved peoples and their descendants. [...]
In the face of state-by-state attacks on the right to choose, which result in regular challenges to Roe v. Wade in the U.S. Supreme Court, this essay asks whether Roe is needed
at all. Decades of state law encroachments have caused Roe to fail to properly protect the right to choose. [...]
Advocacy often boils down to messaging. It frankly doesn’t matter how right or wrong you are if you can persuade an audience on other grounds. There is no better persuasion
tool than a child representative of a cause; children invoke a sense of vulnerability and a desire to protect that become stronger the younger the child is. [...]
This Article analyzes feminist activism in Argentina through the lens of the Ni Una Menos movement. This is not an exhaustive study of the Ni Una Menos movement or of feminist
activism in Argentina. Instead, this Article provides a descriptive introduction to the movement and explores its aims. [...]
This Article traces the history of the claim that restrictions on abortion violate either the Free Exercise Clause or the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). This claim
asserts that laws that ban or restrict access to abortion burden pregnant people’s ability to make reproductive decisions guided by their sincerely held religious [...]
