Meanwhile, a separate appeal (' by e-books purchaser John Bradley') was rejected by 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals, upholding the Apple e-book settlement:
http://in.reuters.com/article/us-app...-idINKCN0VQ1RC
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The 2nd Circuit also cited Cote's observation that Bradley's arguments were made by a "professional objector," meaning a lawyer who hopes to win a fee for resolving "stock objections" to class-action settlements.
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I believe the Supreme Court was supposed to decide whether to take up Apple's appeal there this week, but I don't know if Justice Scalia's recent death will cause further delays.