Quote:
Originally Posted by Elfwreck
Records might be subpoena'd to support one side or the other.
|
Why?
The lawsuit is about collusion--the reasons floated as rationale are factually irrelevant to the question whether the law was broken or not, which is what the court will be concerned about.
I can see the defense *trying* to drag Amazon in t with a discovery motion but I can just as easily see the judge read them chapter and verse of te law as written and throw the motions out, with prejudice.
All the people lining up behind the conspirators seem to have lost sight of the fact that the court is *not* looking for excuses.
All the court wants to see if evidence as to whether they conspired or not.
"It was justifed..." will have the same effect as "Yes, we're guilty..." so they sure as heck not be looking to that as their last line of defense. Those lawyers are going to be raking in a bounty in billable hours so they'd better come up with sometthing better than a disguised guilty plea.