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The battle to beat Google’s Android mobile phone OS is quickly turning into a legal bonanza. Apple is suing HTC, Samsung and Motorola, all makers of wireless phones with the Android platform. Oracle is seeking up to $6.1 billion in a patent lawsuit against Google, alleging Android infringes Oracle’s Java patents. And Microsoft is suing […]
 July 15th, 2011 |  Tags: Apple, Google, IP, Microsoft, mobility, patents |  Category: Antitrust, Intellectual Property, Internet |
 One commentvia hardballtalk.nbcsports.com and ABA Journal. Whatever one thinks of Roger Clemens’ veracity (let alone possible steroid use), the idea that his criminal trial ends without a verdict because the prosecutors blatantly disregarded the court’s instructions by showing the jury inadmissible evidence is just astounding. Brings to mind former Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo’s famous […]
July 15th, 2011 | Tags: Cardozo, Clemens, DOJ, evidence, mistrial | Category: Celebrity Cases, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law |
Leave a commentIt is rare that the justices of the Supreme Court of the United States actually write or speak about technology. But as connectivity and user-generated content become more ubiquitous and pervasive, sometimes the Court — despite its inherent judicial conservatism — just can’t avoid touching on issues related to the use, importance and legal status […]
July 13th, 2011 | Tags: First Amendment, gaming, judiciary, media, social networking, Supreme Court | Category: Constitutional Law, Inside the Beltway |
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