U.S. Patent 8,620,828 for “Social networking system, method and device” issues

A patent in the field of social media has issued as U.S. Patent 8,620,828 for “Social networking system, method and device”.

U.S. Patent 8,583,448 for “Method and system for verifying websites and providing enhanced search engine services” issues

A patent in the field of computer and communication technology, search engines, internet security, and website verification has issued as U.S. Patent 8,583,448 for “Method and system for verifying websites and providing enhanced search engine services”.

U.S. Patent 8,218,207 for “Polychromatic encoding system, method and device” issues

A patent in the field of barcodes, automatic identification (“auto ID”), and data capture has issued as U.S. Patent 8,218,207 for “Polychromatic encoding system, method and device”.

U.S. Patent 7,704,135 for “Integrated game system, method, and device” issues

A patent in the field of video games and electronic controller, interface technology has issued as U.S. Patent 7,704,135 for “Integrated game system, method, and device”.

U.S. Patent 7,599,938 for “Social news gathering, prioritizing, tagging, searching, and syndication method” issues

A patent in the field of social media has issued as U.S. Patent 7,599,938 for “Social news gathering, prioritizing, tagging, searching, and syndication method”.

Invention Code Name: Uncommon Law™

Snapshot:  Uncommon Law™ Universal Judicial Opinion Entry Software Forces Judges to Be Logical

(Original article publication date:  July 15, 2008 (Inventerprise))

Problem

Common law judicial opinions have no set form or style (except that they be in English), and they are required to meet no minimum standards for quality—or even validity.  This free-form, free-wheeling approach to law evolved hundreds of years ago as an expedient measure in less-enlightened times.  And it’s time for it to go.

Solution

Uncommon Law™ software eliminates the possibility of long-winded, unnecessary rambling (the lawyers tell us they call that “dicta”) and of fallacious reasoning as follows:  a judge logs into the Uncommon Law website and enters the case number and other identifying information. He then enters conclusion and premise data that go to make up his argument into the proper field. As many fields as necessary can be used, but each entry should include only one premise or conclusion.

Result

In this way, the logical validity of a judicial opinion can be relatively easily reviewed for errors—perhaps even automatically reviewed for certain simple errors.

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Comments:  This PeopleChase database product is based on the Universal Judicial Opinion system.

U.S. Patent 7,343,339 for “Electronic bond and guaranty process and business method” issues

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U.S. Patent 7,221,624 for “Time display system, method and device” issues

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U.S. Patent 7,079,452 for “Time display system, method and device” issues

A patent in the field of time, horology, clocks, and watches has issued as U.S. Patent 7,079,452 for “Time display system, method and device”.