When even the judge is too stupid to understand the case, of course something like this will happen. I'd say this is pretty much the norm with any trial involvi

When even the judge is too stupid to understand the case, of course something like this will happen. I'd say this is pretty much the norm with any trial involving any technology. I can't say I've read any case where the judge had any real grasp of the underlying technology. And a jury of peers ... oh please, don't make me laugh. Yet this system of charades is what we're supposed to be satisfied as carrying out justice? It's a penal system not a justice system. There's nothing just about having a judge too stupid to understand the case and the technology behind it.