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Old 02-13-2014, 05:32 PM   #414
Sil_liS
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It's self-explanatory?

The directors, the officers, and "each of Apple's employees engaged, in whole or in part, in activities relating to Apple's iBookstore."

http://www.justice.gov/atr/cases/f300500/300510.pdf


The core part of the monitors job, with reference to the people above is below.
It is self-explanatory, which is why it is clear that the interviews that Bromwich requested were within the narrow scope of the judge's decision. So your earlier post when you said:
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What Judge Cote wrote in her judgement against Apple and what she instructed the monitor to do were at odds.
makes no sense. The instructions were clear from the beginning, were in perfect agreement with the decision, and were followed correctly by the monitor.
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