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| Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, December 03 2012 @ 05:20 PM EST |
| Was not referring to a bias that the judge would be aware of and might act on.
And maybe what looks like bias is actually the judge's opinion of the
evidence.
The lawyers for each side build the case and the judge is the
referee.
A judge may decide early on, based on evidence, which side has the
winning case. It certainly happens. Once that decision is made a judge may
then actively manage
the case, rather than sit back and let the lawyers
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, December 04 2012 @ 10:26 AM EST |
Biased judges or not, the Android behemoth rolls on.
This explains the Apple
fixation on litigation.
According to new figures released
from analyst firm IDC,
Android shipments reached 136 million units in Q3 2012,
which accounts for 75% of the 181.1 million shipments during
the quarter. Or,
as IDC puts it, “the Android
operating
system was found on three out
of every four smartphones
shipped during the third quarter of
2012.”
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