I don't have to: I'm not a judge specialized in antitrust law and I don't have access to Apple's books to determine what would be more appropriate. But a judge

I don't have to: I'm not a judge specialized in antitrust law and I don't have access to Apple's books to determine what would be more appropriate. But a judge can, and will (if asked to), because - as I said - it's hardly an unprecedented situation. Just to mention one, AT&T still exists as a brand but was once broken up.