Jorge
December 17th, 2007, 11:40 AM
Criticizes new bill that would essentially allow the White House to decide what cases it would or would not pursue.
Late last week the Department of Justice weighed in on the proposed new “Prioritizing Resources and Organization of Intellectual Property Act of 2007” that seeks to strengthen civil and criminal intellectual property laws while ensuring that it gets ample attention from federal govt by creating an office of intellectual property within the White House. It is none too happy.
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Late last week the Department of Justice weighed in on the proposed new “Prioritizing Resources and Organization of Intellectual Property Act of 2007” that seeks to strengthen civil and criminal intellectual property laws while ensuring that it gets ample attention from federal govt by creating an office of intellectual property within the White House. It is none too happy.
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