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Coincidence

Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, September 04 2012 @ 06:07 AM EDT

Both cases were filed by Apple in the Northern District of California. There are
only a handful of judges in each Federal District, so I believe that it was just
a coincidence.

Judge Kimball was originally assigned to both the SCO v. IBM and the SCO v.
Novell cases in the District of Utah. He then recused himself from both when the
Novell case was remanded back to Utah by the Circuit court after SCO's first
appeal. The IBM case eventually saw several judges recuse themselves after that,
I believe because of conflicts of interest, mostly because every lawyer and
judge in Utah was somehow connected to the Hatch family. I think that SCO v. IBM
is now down to the last Judge in the District.

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