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> If a jury was full of experts it would completely miss the point. The "lay jury" in the USA Apple vs Samsung case where obviously a bunch of idiots, so if th
by jussij 14y ago
> If a jury was full of experts it would completely miss the point.
The "lay jury" in the USA Apple vs Samsung case where obviously a bunch of idiots, so if the "jury was full of experts" I suspect then may well have done a better job.
How can any competent jury in a patent law suit some how decide to ignore "prior art"!
Read for yourself: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57500358-37/exclusive-apple-samsung-juror-speaks-out/ http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57500358-37/exclusive-appl...
Edit: From the link:
> After we debated that first patent -- what was prior art --because we had a hard time believing there was no prior art."
"In fact we skipped that one," Ilagan continued, "so we could go on faster. It was bogging us down."
- megablast 14y agoIt has been said before, many times, that eventually they did indeed go back to it, when looking at the other issues.
- icarus127 14y agoAnd it has also been said before that addressing subsequent questions _without_ answering that one probably changed the approach to subsequent questions.