Assume that Dell Computer has a shop right in a patent. If the patent is infringed by ABC, who sues for infringement?
What will be an ideal response?
A shop right is a right of Dell to make and use the invention in its business. An employee is the actual owner of the patented invention and so it will sue for infringement of its patent.
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The Seventh Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to?
A. ?bear arms. B. ?free speech. C. ?a jury trial in federal courts in all "suits at common law" when the amount in controversy exceeds $20. D. ?bear arms and the right to a jury trial in federal courts in all "suits at common law" when the amount in controversy exceeds $20.
. Bob and Rose are retirees who live in a cooperative
A. Bob and Rose own the unit in which they live B. They have no rights in the management of the cooperative, but may vote to permit or deny access to the building by others by refusing to sell them shares of stock C. They have rights in the management of the cooperative, but may not vote to permit or deny access to the building by others by refusing to sell them shares of stock D. They have the right to manage the cooperative and vote to permit or deny access to the building by others by refusing to sell them shares of stock
Briefly describe statutes prohibiting the unauthorized practice of law, including to whom and to what practices they apply
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The original seven articles to the Constitution contain little mention of individual rights and freedoms. 2. A petition for writ of habeas corpus was a fundamental English right; it did not originate in the United States. 3. The Supreme Court held that an individual cannot be sentenced to death when the death penalty in existence at the time the crime was committed is declared unconstitutional, even if a subsequent constitutional death penalty is enacted prior to the individual’s conviction and sentencing. 4. Today, the right to vote extends to eighteen-year-olds. 5. In the Slaughter-House Cases, the Court held that the Privileges and Immunities Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment did not incorporate any of the Bill of Rights.