JACK R. MILLER, Circuit Judge, concurring in part and dissenting in part. I dissent with respect to claim 4, the obviousness of which is not supported by Shepard in view of Orita. Indeed, stopping Shepard’s question tape drive in accordance with Orita would stop the answer recording tape, and, without a recorded answer, the next question would not be asked. The “bodily incor…
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