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After seeing interviews with the foreman, I'm surprised he wasn't struck from the jury by either side before the trial even started.
by EvanKelly 14y ago
After seeing interviews with the foreman, I'm surprised he wasn't struck from the jury by either side before the trial even started.
- tedunangst 14y agoYes. I suspect Samsung felt he would "see through the bullshit" or whatever. Dangerous game to play.
- lurker14 14y agoI keep thinking that he's some sort of (witting or unwitting) plant from Samsung, put there to taint the trial and have the whole thing discarded on appeal.
- logn 14y agoLawyers widely view trials as a crapshoot anyway. There's all sorts of risk taking and gambling involved. They probably rolled the dice that this guy is anti-patent. When a lot of engineers see the final patent (they "wrote"... with the help of lawyers) they don't even understand it themselves. I saw it done with my own patent. You send off a very nice, clear, concise technical explanation and it comes back in Greek. Plus, I have found that most software people are anti-patent because we're always failing stuff on the obviousness test.