>That sure sounds like an assertion of what a court or jury would actually decide, and it's far too strong. Right now, we're in the court of public opinion, an

>That sure sounds like an assertion of what a court or jury would actually decide, and it's far too strong. Right now, we're in the court of public opinion, and that is definitely appropriate language for that particular court... The court of law will come later, if ever. And in this kind of business, most of damages are decided in the court of public opinion anyway, not the other one.