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Posted Mon, December 1st, 2008 5:00 pm

Today we’re filing our merits reply brief in Cone v. Bell, which I’ll argue next Tuesday. The case involves a question of procedural default on habeas corpus and a claim under Brady v. Maryland. The other briefs in the case — including the State’s merits brief — are available over at SCOTUSwiki. The Stanford Law School clinic team members are Ruthie Zemel, Jessica Oats, and David Muraskin. Our co-counsel Paul Bottei also worked closely with us.

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Court upholds Monsanto’s patent on genetically modified seed

In an unanimous decision, the Court held that a soybean farmer cannot reproduce agri-giant Monsanto’s patented, genetically modified seeds through planting and harvesting without the company’s permission. Marcia Coyle of The National Law Journal joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss the legal, agricultural, and technological implications of this decision.
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