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Old 03-07-2013, 12:25 PM   #453
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You gotta remember that judges in the uk live in their own little universe I doubt any of them have any idea what the internet is and even less idea about the underlying technology.. I would suspect that BT are trying to work out how to do the impossible I reckon they will be back in court "tout suite" trying to explain technical reality to the be-wigged old duffers.. I wish them good luck with that... lol
Unlike the US, where IP cases are heard by judges who probably do indeed know little if anything about the internet, and ridiculous damages are awarded by juries on a whim, the UK has specialist intellectual property courts where the judge is an expert in the field. So although I'd agree with you in general about British judges, it's not a fair judgement in these specific cases.
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