My guess from what I read..(not an attorney but I did play one on a TV show)

Is the Judge is asking for help???

Maybe one of our stronger poster can assist...

This disposition is nonprecedential.

http://leethomason.com/?p=139

the CAFC put forth some practice rules for patent cases, but did so in a nonprecedential opinion. Why? The panel chastises litigation counsel for making “little effort to simply” the patent issues for the judge, and instead bulk-filing a “firestorm of issues and arguments” plus a “voluminous” reexam file wrapper. Then, as mentors to their members, the CAFC instructs that it “warrants our reemphasizing that an attorney has a duty …to aid in the fair and efficient adminstration of justice,” and then, cited its earlier ruling that attorneys “are expected to assist the court …particularly in difficult cases involving complex issues of law and technology.” That’s what we, the flock admitted to practice as trial counsel, were told to do.