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It is. And since recently there is even case law and supreme court decision for this: https://www.patentdocs.org/2018/10/supreme-court-denies-certiorari-in-reg
by yread 8y ago
It is. And since recently there is even case law and supreme court decision for this:
https://www.patentdocs.org/2018/10/supreme-court-denies-certiorari-in-regeneron-pharmaceuticals-v-merus-.html https://www.patentdocs.org/2018/10/supreme-court-denies-cert...
- gpm 8y agoDenying cert is the supreme court deciding not to hear the case, not a supreme court decision on the content of the case. That case appears to be civil, not criminal?
- travmatt 8y agoAIUI, the Supreme Court only takes cases that require their ruling to clarify interpretations of existing law or a lower correct incorrectly interpreted a law. Denying cert means their is no clarification to be made to existing law, so that in itself is an answer.