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Originally Posted by rcentros
The headline is misleading. Apple has asked for 30 day extension so they can (potentially) file. They're still trotting out the old "we used anti-trust because Amazon was too powerful" argument. I don't think the "end justifies the means" argument will work -- but the Supreme Court decisions have been pretty wonky lately (they think it's their right to write laws now), so I guess Apple figures why not give a shot.
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No, as the article said, they are trotting out the old "Cote failed to consider the case in the proper framework", i.e. Cote used to per se criteria for determining anti trust rather than the rule of reason, which was the decision in the Leegin case (2007) the most recent Supreme Court anti trust decision.