Masquerade of Justice

This book exposes legalized control of technical matters where judicial beliefs in pseudo-science prevail and even overrule laws of nature. Readers will get a bird's-eye view of how courts react to high-tech issues. It presents a historical account of the author's invention of the ballpoint barcode reader (1964), its exploitation, and his court case against the U. S. government charging invention infringement. Masquerade of Justice deals with the inadequacies of our court system to competently decide high-tech cases.