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Old 12-08-2013, 07:13 PM   #46
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
Prosecutors do it because currently, there is no downside. Even if they lose, they just move on with no penalty. In this case, Apple is a big enough company that they can afford to fight the case and have the willingness to fight what they perceive as an injustice. I fully expect them to win in appeals. Judge Cote gets overturned frequently.
Of course they perceive an injustice. They lost the gamble. Just because you and Apple see an injustice doesn't make it one. The case was pretty clear cut and the the Judge's rulings seem to leave little for Apple to make a successful appeal on. Guess will just have to wait and see how upper courts rule.
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