Bar Exam Uniform Quiz
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A plaintiff sued a defendant for patent infringement. The defendant's primary defense is that the plaintiff's patent is invalid. A university professor, a leading expert in the relevant field who has published articles arguing that patents like the plaintiff's are invalid as a matter of law and public policy, has moved to intervene in the case to advocate for her position. The professor has no financial stake in the outcome.
How is the court most likely to rule on the professor's motion to intervene? Select one.
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