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sorry but that seems like a prejudiced judge; a judge shouldn't declare intent, he should listen to the facts of the case as presented.
We're in the sentencing/remedy stage now.
Im here to link what other commenters have informed you already.
From the article:
I'm struggling to make this non antagonistic, but please make a habit of reading relevant info before having an opinion on any topic so we can have relevant discussions instead of this. Danke
From what i read, a federal jury already decided the case months ago. This was the final hearing on what is to be done to rectify the play story monopoly, in other words a jury has already heard all the facts and the judge even more so. At what other point should the judge declare intent? If anything the judge has heard everything there is to hear and is taking a no bs stance against a company who says it would be to expensive to do these things despite designing it that way and being worth 2 trillion dollars, they know they have the money to do it and he knows it as well.
....howso?