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Re: Samsung said by brianiscool:You lost deal with it! You are thieves and stole from Apple. No. -- Teabaggers: Destroying America is Priority #1 |
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| reply to brianiscool Thing is Cr-apple should not have won, when prior art said they could not win. Square with round corners, Cr-apple: "yeah we came up with that idea". In reality they did no such thing. They just had the jury stocked with apple supporters and a judge that was an apple supporter. |
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Re: If you look at the transcripts... said by Metatron2008:He was asked for any time, not 10 years, which means he commited perjury. If true: He's in deep kimchi. Courts look very unfavourably on perjury.
I wonder if he might find himself civilly liable, as well, for damaging Samsung?
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Re: Samsung said by brianiscool:You lost deal with it! You are thieves and stole from Apple. Sorry fanboiiscool, but they lost because of a stacked deck. And now the world is getting a peek under the covers of the hampster cage that is the american court system. Fair and just my left butt check.
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| reply to cpsycho said by cpsycho:Thing is Cr-apple should not have won, when prior art said they could not win. Square with round corners, Cr-apple: "yeah we came up with that idea". In reality they did no such thing. They just had the jury stocked with apple supporters and a judge that was an apple supporter. The round corner thing is ludicrous, but also a juror not indicating a potential conflict in a case of this size is unacceptable.
Nobody should own round corners, if Apple does, no car, no flashlight, or door knob, or spoon / spork is safe. -- "If you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in 5 years there'd be a shortage of sand." - Milton Friedman" |
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 ropeguruPremium join:2001-01-25 Mechanicsville, VA | reply to cpsycho said by cpsycho:Thing is Cr-apple should not have won, when prior art said they could not win. Square with round corners, Cr-apple: "yeah we came up with that idea". In reality they did no such thing. They just had the jury stocked with apple supporters and a judge that was an apple supporter. Was it really "square with round corners"? If so, they certainly should not have won as their devices are rectangles with round corners. |
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Re: If you look at the transcripts... Can you post a link to the transcripts? |
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 PA23 join:2001-12-12 East Hanover, NJ | from the voir dire (jury selection) transcript - Do you see it state in the last 10 years have you ever been involved in a lawsuit? I most certainly don't.
THE NEXT QUESTION IS, HAVE YOU OR A FAMILY MEMBER OR SOMEONE VERY CLOSE TO YOU EVER BEEN INVOLVED IN A LAWSUIT, EITHER AS A PLAINTIFF, A DEFENDANT, OR AS A WITNESS?
LET'S SEE. ON THE FIRST ROW, WHO WOULD RAISE THEIR HAND TO THAT QUESTION?
ALL RIGHT. LET'S GO TO MR. HOGAN.
The full transcript can be gotten here: »www.groklaw.net/pdf4/ApplevSamsu···1Ex1.pdf
should be interesting and its far from over. Is Velvin Hogan guilty of perjury? don't know, IANAL plus he just has to say that he misunderstood the question and thought he heard the last 10 years, it probably takes him off the hook for perjury but still leaves the door wide open for Samsung to look to have the whole verdict tossed out. -- It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine |
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Re: Samsung I made a boo boo, you can sue me for a billion dollars. |
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 ropeguruPremium join:2001-01-25 Mechanicsville, VA | said by cpsycho:I made a boo boo, you can sue me for a billion dollars. Yes I can because I hold a patent on making boo boo's. |
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| reply to fanboiiscool said by fanboiiscool :said by brianiscool:You lost deal with it! You are thieves and stole from Apple. Sorry fanboiiscool, but they lost because of a stacked deck. And now the world is getting a peek under the covers of the hampster cage that is the american court system. Fair and just my left butt check. The courts have become about popularity and who you can buy ! +1 and QFTFT! -- Ich habe kein Mitleid - Me You're a daisy if you do. - Doc Holliday And as always, have nice day. |
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| reply to brianiscool Um, no, and if you want to get technical, Samsung has patents on the 4g technology apple is using in their Iphone5..
Personally I'm looking forward to a retrial and hopefully see a smackdown on the crying.. I would rather apple come back with an even greater product than to just sue the competition...
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 | reply to mob said by mob:said by fanboiiscool :said by brianiscool:You lost deal with it! You are thieves and stole from Apple. Sorry fanboiiscool, but they lost because of a stacked deck. And now the world is getting a peek under the covers of the hampster cage that is the american court system. Fair and just my left butt check. The courts have become about popularity and who you can buy ! +1 and QFTFT! QFTFT??? -- "My weakness is that I care too much" |
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Re: from the voir dire (jury selection) transcript - Most likely on the jury pool form it asked about 10 years (pretty standard question) but in voir dire the judge asked "ever".
Still if he remembered having sued, (individual filing suit yes, got a small check as part of a class action 20 years ago? maybe not?) The court will have the facts and certainly question his motives (makes the court look bad, he certainly will be harshly punished for anything that can be proven) |
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Re: If you look at the transcripts... said by jseymour:If true: He's in deep kimchi. Courts look very unfavourably on perjury. In this case I doubt the courts do anything to him but sigh at the situation. A real example of perjury I think has much more deliberate component to lying then not mentioning a nearly 20 year old lawsuit.
The marital relationship between the two lawyers of the two cases I think is purely coincidental. They don't share the same last name and unless one of the spouses attended the other's case, I doubt Hagan would ever have reason to draw a connection. Plus it was nearly 20 years ago. I have trouble remembering who my teachers were 20 years ago and I'll guarantee I spent more time with them then a lawyer does with their client for a case.
I also think the Samsung-Seagate connection is stretching things. Weren't they competitors back in 1993? I guess maybe he could want to stick it to Samsung for having a partnership with a previous adversary...but I think that's just fishing for anything.
I wonder if he might find himself civilly liable, as well, for damaging Samsung? No. Perjury is a criminal offense, not civil. Dating back to English common law lying under oath that there is no civil penalty. The courts have said that having witnesses come forward can be hard enough without the witness being under the potential threat of civil liability, regardless if they are telling the truth or not.
For instance, who would want to be on a jury in this case where either side has the potential to lose billions and both sides will dig through all jurors previous lives to find anything that they committed perjury about. |
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 | reply to jseymour The news snippet states that Hogan is a patent holder and was involved in litigation with Seagate, a computer product manufacturer. That means that Hogan has advanced or "sophisticated" knowledge as to computers and computer products and the patenting process As he was jury foreman, this would have given him an unfair advantage (unfair to Samsung) in persuading his fellow jurors during deliberations. Anything that came out of this jury is tainted and suspect. He could very well be charged with perjury (and should be). Whether or not Samsung will sue him, they may not want to take the focus off of Apple's wrongdoing. |
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Re: Samsung You sir are a fool. Apple stole ideas SINCE THEY STARTED... Xerox anyone? And you Apple fan, do some research and find out about that company you are defending! Example, the iPAD the design was based on a media device that was released by another company that made it in 2005 or 2006 before the iPad was released.
Oh on a side note, Microsoft is just as bad. But they stole from APPLE who stole.... It is so sad no one remembers computer history. For example M$-Dos was bought for around $50,000 from Seattle Computer. Which is not even 10% of what Microsoft should of given the creator of DOS. They should have at least given the creator a few million. |
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