On 2010-11-21 1:45 AM, John Levine wrote:
Patent lawyers are quite smart and knowledgeable.  But there is no such
thing as a patent judge or a patent jury and never has been.

The CAFC sure looks like patent judges to me.

No one gets appointed to the CAFC for having any knowledge or relevant expertise in the subject matter of patents. None of them, not a one, understand what is being patented, none can tell the difference between an obvious patent and a non obvious patent, none can themselves tell is something is covered or not covered by a patent. None of them can tell what is or is not prior art. Supposedly expert witnesses tell them these things, but they have no way of knowing if an expert witness is expert, or if the expert witness is telling the truth.

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