| We have not seen the damage numbers for the 9 test files and the
rangeCheck method. IIRC, they're for the judge to determine, right? when will we
see them
Answer: the judge indicated it would be statutory only.
When does the clock start ticking for appeals? when does it finish ticking
(meaning that if it finishes ticking at time t, we can expect BSF to file it at
t-1 minute) 30
days to file a notice of appeal, and then 60 more days to actually file the
brief, although there are footnotes for corner cases, as always with the
law.
Can Google appeal to the judge's overruling the jury on the test
files?
Yes.
The question of willfulness on the copying of the
rangecheck and 9 test files also up to the judge, right? I'm not sure on
this, as I'd have to check the settlement agreement. But with statutory, and
considering the judge told Oracle it was just a mistake and considering what he
wrote about the test files in his ABI ruling, I think we can forget
willfulness.
We saw at the SCO trial that the winner should also appeal
everything that didn't go their way. Does this mean that we should start seeing
appeals by Google, on all the parts where the judge seemed to bend backwards to
help Oracle?
I'd never seen that "rule" before, and this is in a
different Circuit, the 9th, N. CA., so what happened in SCO wouldn't necessarily
apply here. The 10th Circuit is weird. (oops. did I say that out loud?) [ Reply to This | Parent | # ]
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