Legal Docket - United States v. Arthrex: S2.E10

Legal Docket

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5 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2021

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Patent law and administrative law intersect in this case that raises a question about the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

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0:00.0	MUSIC
0:05.0	Josh Malone is an inventor.
0:07.0	MUSIC
0:13.0	The thing is, you can do whatever you want with him and it's literally good clean fun.
0:18.0	In 2006, he left his corporate job as a process engineer to invent full time.
0:25.0	He and his wife Allison lived in Texas and had six kids back then.
0:29.0	Today, they have eight.
0:31.0	A house full of kids gave Malone all sorts of ideas for new toys.
0:35.0	He invented shapelets.
0:37.0	Bracelets kids could form into any shape.
0:39.0	A scrapbooking tool for photos.
0:42.0	He also had a great idea for another invention.
0:45.0	One he couldn't quite figure out.
0:48.0	One that just was just pestering me for a year after a year was...
0:51.0	How to quickly fill and tie water balloons.
0:55.0	MUSIC
1:01.0	Water balloons first became popular in 1950.
1:05.0	The method, fill up a single balloon of water, tie off the balloon, repeat.
1:10.0	One by one.
1:13.0	Final result, about 12 water balloons.
1:16.0	I mean, you can't have a legit water balloon fight with a mere dozen balloons.
1:20.0	Exactly, you need hundreds.
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