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Old 05-26-2012, 05:17 PM   #52
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Originally Posted by jgaiser View Post
There you go again. The *issue* isn't reading devices. The *issue* isn't Agency Pricing. The *issue* is collusion. Which you continue to ignore and make it some other issue. Did the defendants *collude* to raise prices. If the Feds layout a good enough case, and the jury agrees, they're guilty. Simply, huh? Forget Agency Pricing. Forget ebook readers. That isn't the point.
I'm answering the issue about whether an impartial jury can be chosen, and whether such a jury is capable of understanding the issues. I say yes.
Do you disagree?
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