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The Supremes continue to fill up their docket for the fall term
Next term, the Supremes will hear a controversial environmental case about whether the EPA is required to regulate car exhaust as a harmful pollutant. (CNN)
They’ll also take a look at patent “obviousness,” in a case that could have a big impact on US patent law and could possibly lead the way to reform of the whole patent system. (ars technica)
However, Roberts, Scalia, et al. have said “no Pooh for you” in declining to hear a copyright case in the ongoing battle over Winnie the Pooh rights. (CNN)
