Michael Doyle of McClatchy Newspapers reports on some very bad news for the overreaching regulators at the U.S. Department of Agriculture:
The Supreme Court on Monday provided legal juice for growers who want to sue the U.S. Agriculture Department and the California Table Grape Commission over grapevine patents.
In a decision noteworthy for farmers nationwide, the high court declined to review a lower court?s ruling that waived USDA?s customary immunity from lawsuits. The decision, issued without comment, effectively upholds the earlier appellate ruling and gives a green light for further legal battle over the ?Scarlet Royal? and ?Autumn King? grapevine variety patents....
?They deserve to be sued,? prominent Visalia, Calif.-area grape grower and nursery owner Luther J. Khachigian said Monday. ?They don?t belong in the nursery business . . . they?re interfering in a business they don?t know anything about.?
Source: http://reason.com/blog/2012/11/27/usda-suffers-major-legal-defeat
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