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Patent Fraud
Conspiracy
Restraint of Trade
A Closer Study
A Statement of Concern
When Is a Patent, Proof of a Fraud, perhaps a felony—and Grounds for a possible Racketeering charge.
Patents are a serious business. Our industrial complex and innovation flow depends on it.
So, the next time someone says, eh' don't worry, no one bothers with patent fraud, recognize that it can elevate way beyond a fraud on the directors office of the USPTO or WIPO it can be a RICO charge.
Under 18 U.S.C. § 1962, a criminal RICO prosecution does not require proof of specific harm to an individual victim in the sense of direct financial or physical injury. Instead, the government must prove a pattern of racketeering activity that affects interstate commerce, conducted through an enterprise and persons related to an enterprise.
Important Terms: Duty of Disclosure, Prior Art, Inventive Step, there are many others.
Here’s the law—plain and simple:
If someone files a patent application claiming to be the inventor—knowing, that they are not—they’ve committed a fraud on the director's office of the USPTO or WIPO.
If someone was told to file a patent—but doesn’t list the person who told them as a co-inventor— they’ve knowingly omitted a material fact. They become an accessory to a fraud, perhaps already a felony.
The person asking another to commit the fraud is conspiring, a felony.
When that fraudulent patent is used to interfere with competitors, block access to supply chains, or restrain fair trade, it becomes racketeering.
Even claiming a patent exists, or enforcing one, while knowing the inventorship is false, is fraud.
And if you act to frame the true inventor in a negative light—while knowingly participating in coercive acts on behalf of others—you are complicit and You are just as chargeable as the ones pulling the strings.
Attempting to cure that fraud by tricking, coercing, or threatening the true inventor into assigning their rights only confirms the conspiracy and intimidation charges.
Extorting others to pay you, for fraudulently obtained designs or patents is simply extortion and a felony.
This is not business.
This is a crime.
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