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But $2.3M is the justice. (Unless it should be more, and then that DoJ will sue for the full amount.) Are you suggesting we ought to let overpaid lawyers batt
by paulddraper 2y ago
But $2.3M is the justice.
(Unless it should be more, and then that DoJ will sue for the full amount.)
Are you suggesting we ought to let overpaid lawyers battle it out, then get fined $2.3M?
- soraminazuki 2y agoI have a hard time convincing myself that evading jury trial "because of their technical and often abstract nature" of tech is justice.
- lsaferite 2y agoThey are 'avoiding' a a jury trial in lieu of a bench trial. The prosecution tried to pull a fast one to get a jury trial by bundling a charge with monetary damages. Google's lawyers simply paid the claimed damages (tripled by law) and interest to remove the forced jury trial component in lieu of a bench trial. Just to be clear, they are still going to trial for the antitrust charges.
- paulddraper 2y agoSorry... What is justice? Surely it's not paying overpriced layers to argue back and forth in a courtroom for years? That's just sometimes prerequisite to get to the actual justice.