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Whose Discovery Rules Shall Apply?: Resolving The Circuit Split Involving 35 U.S.C. § 23 And 35 U.S.C. § 24, Thomas C. Walsh
Whose Discovery Rules Shall Apply?: Resolving The Circuit Split Involving 35 U.S.C. § 23 And 35 U.S.C. § 24, Thomas C. Walsh
Liberty University Law Review
When courts ignore the plain meaning of statutes, they fail to interpret the statutes in accordancewith the objective intent ofCongress. This has happened in relation to 35 U.S.C. §§ 23 and 24, which are statutes governing discovery rules for proceedings within the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s courts. As a result, the law has been in a state of flux for nearly fifty years. In 1952, Congress passed the Patent Act of 1952. As part of the Act, Congress passed 35 U.S.C. § 23, which gives discretionary authority to the Director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office …
Standing At A Crossroads: How To Navigate The Intersection Of Title Vii And Rfra In Federal Employment Religious Discrimination Cases, Rylee B. Seabolt
Standing At A Crossroads: How To Navigate The Intersection Of Title Vii And Rfra In Federal Employment Religious Discrimination Cases, Rylee B. Seabolt
Liberty University Law Review
What do apple pie, religious discrimination, a global pandemic, and federal employees all have in common? They are each part of the landscape surrounding the intersection of Title VII and RFRA. But the landscape is in dire need of rejuvenation pruning. To date, many lower courts have held that Title VII preempts RFRA in cases where a federal employee claims they have suffered religious discrimination in the workplace. This is problematic because, not only was RFRA passed with the intention that it would cover all cases and preempt laws passed before and after it, but more importantly, RFRA’s strict scrutiny …
Dancing In The Dark: Exploring The Collision Of Copyright With Nfts & The Works They Represent, Jake L. Bryant
Dancing In The Dark: Exploring The Collision Of Copyright With Nfts & The Works They Represent, Jake L. Bryant
Liberty University Law Review
The artist creates, by the mixing of his hands and his mind, an expression of story, life, or memory that, when offered to the world, grants others the ability to recall some element of the human experience through a perspective different from their own. The law has long recognized one’s right to one’s intangible property, offering copyright protection to authors for their works. This protection does not exist at the time of a legal declaration, but rather at the time the work is created. However, copyright protection is not unlimited, and authors do not enjoy a monopoly over every expression …
The Excessive Fines Clause: Assessing Proportionality Of Fines Through Civil Asset Forfeiture By Multi-Factor Tests In The Wake Of Timbs V. Indiana, Lauren V. Parrottino
The Excessive Fines Clause: Assessing Proportionality Of Fines Through Civil Asset Forfeiture By Multi-Factor Tests In The Wake Of Timbs V. Indiana, Lauren V. Parrottino
Liberty University Law Review
This article analyzes the approaches to assessing the proportionality of fines imposed by civil asset forfeiture. In many cases, fines imposed by civil asset forfeiture consist of property. Without clear Supreme Court guidance on the matter of evaluating just what makes a fine “excessive,” I turned to the proportionality jurisprudence from the Eighth Amendment’s Cruel and Unusual Punishments Clause. While many circuits have proposed their own tests for excessive fines imposed through forfeiture, I propose an objective multi-factor test that will measure a fine’s proportionality to avoid excessiveness.
Proving A Violation Of The False Claims Act Through Deliberate Ignorance, Joel D. Hesch
Proving A Violation Of The False Claims Act Through Deliberate Ignorance, Joel D. Hesch
Liberty University Law Review
When Congress amended the False Claims Act (FCA) in 1986, it established three separate and distinct ways to establish requisite knowledge. A person violates the FCA when they (1) have actual knowledge, (2) act with deliberate ignorance of the truth, or (3) act in reckless disregard of the truth. The three FCA knowledge standards are differentiated not by ease of proof but by specific application. Merely because deliberate ignorance is the least common standard does not make it less important or harder to prove. This Article gathers and evaluates the handful of Circuit Courts of Appeals cases that specifically address …
A Method And System For Providing Non-Visual Interaction Based Authentication, Rakesh Ramamurthy, Amrendra Narayan Jha, Madhusmita Mohapatra, Avi Bomb, Santosh Kumar Kvs
A Method And System For Providing Non-Visual Interaction Based Authentication, Rakesh Ramamurthy, Amrendra Narayan Jha, Madhusmita Mohapatra, Avi Bomb, Santosh Kumar Kvs
Defensive Publications Series
The present disclosure relates to a method and system for providing non-visual interaction based authentication. Such non-visual interaction based authentication may be provided in any user equipment of a user. Moreover, such non-visual interaction based authentication may be especially provided for specially abled users which utilise accessibility features. The method includes combining non-visual interaction modalities for entering authentication pin discreetly, using buttons or other modalities available on the user equipment.
Thomas Gage V. County Of Somerset
John Doe 1 V. Upper Saint Clair School District
John Doe 1 V. Upper Saint Clair School District
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania
Adlife Marketing & Communicati V. Karns Prime And Fancy Food Ltd
Adlife Marketing & Communicati V. Karns Prime And Fancy Food Ltd
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
Vincent Chapolini V. Anthony Capodanno
Vincent Chapolini V. Anthony Capodanno
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
John Doe 1 V. North Allegheny School District
John Doe 1 V. North Allegheny School District
2023 Decisions
USDC for the Western District of Pennsylvania
At A Glance: Defining Missouri’S Homeschooling Regulations, Christine Hall
At A Glance: Defining Missouri’S Homeschooling Regulations, Christine Hall
SLU Law Journal Online
American parents have a right to homeschool their children, and it is only growing in popularity. Each state has the power to regulate homeschooling, and some do not regulate it at all. In this article, Christine Hall analyzes the practical application of Missouri's homeschooling statute and argues for a change in these regulations.
Excessive Mechanotransduction In Sensory Neurons Causes Joint Contractures, Shang Ma, Adrienne E Dubin, Luis O Romero, Meaghan Loud, Alexandra Salazar, Sarah Chu, Nikola Klier, Sameer Masri, Yunxiao Zhang, Yu Wang, Alex T Chesler, Katherine A Wilkinson, Valeria Vásquez, Kara L Marshall, Ardem Patapoutian
Excessive Mechanotransduction In Sensory Neurons Causes Joint Contractures, Shang Ma, Adrienne E Dubin, Luis O Romero, Meaghan Loud, Alexandra Salazar, Sarah Chu, Nikola Klier, Sameer Masri, Yunxiao Zhang, Yu Wang, Alex T Chesler, Katherine A Wilkinson, Valeria Vásquez, Kara L Marshall, Ardem Patapoutian
Faculty, Staff and Student Publications
Distal arthrogryposis (DA) is a collection of rare disorders that are characterized by congenital joint contractures. Most DA mutations are in muscle- and joint-related genes, and the anatomical defects originate cell-autonomously within the musculoskeletal system. However, gain-of-function mutations in PIEZO2, a principal mechanosensor in somatosensation, cause DA subtype 5 (DA5) through unknown mechanisms. We show that expression of a gain-of-function PIEZO2 mutation in proprioceptive sensory neurons that mainly innervate muscle spindles and tendons is sufficient to induce DA5-like phenotypes in mice. Overactive PIEZO2 causes anatomical defects through increased activity within the peripheral nervous system during postnatal development. Furthermore, botulinum toxin …
A Case Study Of Mexican Immigrant Parents' Involvement In Their Children's Education, Evelia Vega
A Case Study Of Mexican Immigrant Parents' Involvement In Their Children's Education, Evelia Vega
Dissertations and Theses
The purpose of this phenomenological case study is to explore the misconception that is occurring in schools today about Mexican Immigrant parents' involvement. Using the Sociocultural and Funds of Knowledge theories to ground this study, I conducted in-depth phenomenological semi-structured interviews with six participants. The participants were Mexican Immigrant parents who resided in a specific Oregon county where their children attended school. They shared their perceptions and experiences about being involved in their children's education. The analysis led to three themes in the findings, which were: Perceptions, Culture, and Communication. The first theme provided a glimpse into the participants' lived …
A Phenomenological Analysis Of Contemporary Familification In Christian Community In The Los Angeles District Association, Michael Vincent Jenkins
A Phenomenological Analysis Of Contemporary Familification In Christian Community In The Los Angeles District Association, Michael Vincent Jenkins
Doctoral Dissertations and Projects
In Matthew 8:22, Jesus says, “Follow Me, and leave the dead to bury their own dead” (Holy Bible, English Standard Version, 2007). With these jarring words, He demanded that His hearers reject the social norms of their society and join His new group (Hellerman, 2009a). That change creates a compelling shift in the social order and draws believers into the family of God and into community with one another. This phenomenological study investigated whether something similar to the Pauline Familification exhibited in the first century church, exists in Christian community among adult church members within the Los Angeles District Association …