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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (12008)	11/7/1998 11:25:00 AM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (1) of 74651

Microsoft case could move to Supreme Court San Jose Mercury News, 11/7/98 An obscure law could move the Microsoft antitrust case to the Supreme Court quickly, possibly as soon as the fall of 1999. Any U.S. District Court judge who hears an antitrust case has the power under federal law to speed the case along, cutting out the U.S. Court of Appeals, if the matter is of ''general public importance in the administration of justice,'' legal experts say. Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson might well be inclined to refer the case to the Supreme Court, given his interest in speeding a decision. In addition, an appellate panel overruled a previous Jackson ruling in a related Microsoft case -- strong reason for both the judge and the government to seek a different venue.

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