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To: mishedlo who wrote (80771)	3/15/2001 2:06:46 AM
From: chic_hearne	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

Rambus Ruling Limits Scope of Patents Got BU$$ puts? Tuesday, Sep 19, 2000 11:19 PM Ever seen "Boiler Room"? I'm looking for the crash ala Farrow Tech, down 86% in one day. The time will come. Message 14414965 You think this one is the biggy?

To: mishedlo who wrote (80771)	3/15/2001 2:09:24 AM
From: chic_hearne	Respond to of 436258

This part is particularly grim in my opinion. _____________________________ The judge has also agreed to allow crime-fraud allegations to be heard at the trial, according to an article in The Register. The judge issued the following statement on March 7, they reported today. “Attorney-client privilege has been forfeited under the crime-fraud exception as to certain topics, and therefore the Defendants may conduct depositions of Messrs Diepenbrock, Vincent, Crisp, Mitchell and Tate respecting the legal advice provided about disclosures of patents and patent applications to JEDEC by Rambus Inc, the disclosure policy of JEDEC and about the efforts by Rambus, Inc. to broaden its patents to cover matters pertaining to the JEDEC standards.” If individuals are convicted of fraud, it could mean more than a financial slap on the wrist, sources said. “This means that people could go to jail. That's what this means,” the source said.