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MPEP §115 — Review of Applications for National Security and Property Rights Issues

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Publisher: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Source type: government document
Source level: Primary source
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Investigation

Are patent-secrecy systems used to hide transformative energy inventions to preserve dependence?

Challenges

The existence of a national-security secrecy process does not establish that independently validated transformative energy inventions are systematically hidden to preserve commercial dependence.

Supports

U.S. patent law and USPTO procedures do provide for national-security review and secrecy orders, so the underlying secrecy mechanism is real.

Subject families

Conspiracy theories Physics & energy