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So... you'd prefer something more detailed? | 360 comments | Create New Account
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So... you'd prefer something more detailed?
Authored by: Anonymous on Sunday, June 03 2012 @ 01:03 PM EDT

Possibly something that ends up harming Google in the long run?

Over the years we've seen why the rule of "don't speak about a case" is so very true in the context of all three timelines:

    Before the case.
    During the case.
    After the case.
And considering the case isn't closed till all avenues of appeal are exhausted:
    I can understand why Google is giving little more then: no comment!
I wouldn't consider that stupid. Once the case is closed, what response would I expect out of Google? How's this as a look into a crystal ball:
    We believe the Court Record and Judge's rulings all speak for themselves. We are very glad to have the rulings we have had. Thank You!
In other words, I still expect: No Comment!

On the other hand, I expect a lot of Legal experts (along with a few not-so-experts [NSE]) to honestly (no so much applied to the NSEs) examine the situation and speak of their own impressions on the matter and the impact thereof. Why? Because they didn't play a role in the case and so don't have to be so careful.

RAS

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