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Originally Posted by Graham
Yes, that's the same article.
Graham
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So what we have here is a judge that at a scheduled preliminary hearing at which she
had to give a preliminary statement that can be either 'the plaintiffs have presented enough evidence to justify a trial' or 'the plaintiffs have not presented enough evidence to justify a trial' decided there was enough evidence to justify a trial.
This part of the procedure is done for the benefit of the defense and as such it is the defendant's right to waive it. Apple's defense chose not to waive it.
For whatever reason we don't have a direct quote of the judge's statement about the draft of the final decision just the author of the article paraphrasing it as "she says she's already begun writing a draft of it".
I've searched for the judge's name and "wrote most of her decision", "wrote the majority of her decision", "wrote most of her final decision", "wrote the majority of her final decision", "wrote most of the decision", "wrote the majority of the decision", "wrote most of the final decision", "wrote the majority of the final decision" and according to google none of these variations exist outside of mobileread.