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It is always the court's problem. A judge does not have arbitrary or absolute authority. If Google can convince an appeals court that the judge has imposed an
by fallingknife 2y ago
It is always the court's problem. A judge does not have arbitrary or absolute authority. If Google can convince an appeals court that the judge has imposed an impossible or unreasonable remedy it will be overturned.
- idle_zealot 2y agoSo if you make your anticompetitive business a tangled hairball then you're immune from being broken up because it would be "too hard"? Genius strategy.
- coliveira 2y agoAll monopolies try this old scheme, that's why they became a monopoly in the first place. No reasonable judge will fall for this.