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Judge Alsup will be making the decision with regards whether or not the code in question is copyright protectable or not.

It's a strange strategy Oracle has in presenting their evidence in such a manner that Judge Alsup doesn't understand the connection.

While it's true that Oracle needs to present the case for the Jury to decide on willfullness and damages, they kinda sorta need to prove their base case that copyright infringement occurred in the first place.

That's what makes sense to me anyway. Oracle might want to review what occurred on Friday and clarify things for Judge Alsup.

Of course... all that assumes Oracle has a case to begin with. If they're trying to build a case where they know they don't have one... that would certainly explain why common BSF tactics have been allowed.

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