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Horton-v-United States of America
Case Number:
3:13-cv-04912
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January 14, 2014
Inventor's Suit Over 'Top-Secret' Patent Premature, US Says
The U.S. government on Monday asked a California federal court to dismiss an inventor's suit protesting a U.S. Army order declaring his patent application for a mysterious acoustic wave propagation machine "top secret," saying he could not sue until the application process was complete.
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October 23, 2013
Army Hit With $5M Suit For Freezing 'Top Secret' Patent
The U.S. Army has illegally declared "top secret" a patent application for a mysterious acoustic wave propagation machine, effectively barring its inventor from talking about the patent or moving forward with the application, according to a $5 million suit filed Wednesday.