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To: Charles Tutt who wrote (58677)	6/7/2001 8:37:59 AM
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Then why did Microsoft seek further delay by not going straight to the Supreme Court? Appeals Court allow for a much better and detailed review. The Supreme Court would want the input from the Appeals Court in addition to what Jackson had to say. What you should be asking is-- why Jackson tried to create some national emergency on this case. He tried to pull a fast one on justice, imho. Fear of being overturned repeatedly by the same high court....an attempt to decrease the scrutiny of his decisions. One also wonders why the Supreme Court did not take the case. Since they concluded it was not that urgent, one has to question why Jackson did...I keep coming back to Jackson's fear of Appeals Court review.

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