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Brief Amici Curiae of 20 Law and Business Professors in Support of Neither Party in Bilski v. Doll
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2016
unpublished
The patent statutes were wisely drafted with an expansive vision ofpatentable subject matter. Efforts to graft judicially created limitationsonto that expansive scope in the past have proven fruitless and indeedcounterproductive. In deciding Bilski v. Doll, the Supreme Court should notimpose a requirement that patentable inventions require a machine or thephysical transformation of some material. It should instead maintain therule that patents are available for "anything under the sun made by
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