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To: Harvey Allen who wrote (22576)2/4/1999 10:58:00 PM
From: Daniel Schuh  Read Replies (2) of 24154
 
If Microsoft gives the government much more ammunition to work with on this front, the implications go beyond Judge Jackson. Many observers of this trial believe that the government can expect to do well before Judge Jackson, with Microsoft hoping to overturn any adverse rulings on appeal. If Microsoft continues to create a record where its evidence is suspect, however, that will make it very difficult for the Court of Appeals to second-guess Judge Jackson.

I said a while back I thought Microsoft should have just rested after the prosecution, invoked the Chicago School "consumer" line and said the government hadn't proven its case. With Bill acting as his own attorney, that would have been a bit too subtle, though. They sure don't seem to be helping themselves much. As ever, I must repeat, it couldn't happen to a nicer company.
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