Rachel Sachs is a third-year student at Harvard Law School, where she serves as an editor on the Harvard Law Review. As a joint-degree student, she is also completing an MPH at the Harvard School of Public Health. Rachel is originally from Philadelphia and holds an A.B. in Bioethics from Princeton University.
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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.
On Monday the Court granted five new cases and issued four opinions in argued cases. The archived Live Blog is here.
On Thursday the Justices will meet for their May 23 Conference. Our list of “Petitions to watch” for that Conference is here.
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