In the surreal world, a comparasion between the TiVo receiver and ViP receiver is all that would be needed to determine infringement. However, the words of a patent are involved, and in law trump the technology.
Too bad the problem is the patent system, this courtcase and my logic are the real world.
The opposing view believes the patent is invalid and DISH/SATS doesn't infringe, and the technology trumps the words of a patent claim.
Tell me where any of that is rooted in the real world.
Yet both sides have lawyers. And one group of lawyers flat out told Judge Folsom that they did adhere to the injunction, yet disabled nothing.vampz26 said:Its more real than any of the lies told by lawyers in a courtroom to exploit the ignorance of a judge.
It would appear that the appeals court has decided to hear the appeal. The status of the stay is unknown but will probably be extended for the duration.
Yet both sides have lawyers. And one group of lawyers flat out told Judge Folsom that they did adhere to the injunction, yet disabled nothing.
And this of course is getting appealed to another group of judges, the same group which originally upheld "the lies told by lawyers in a courtroom to exploit the ignorance of a judge".
I get it. If the crime doesn't fit, the system is to blame.
It would appear that the appeals court has decided to hear the appeal. The status of the stay is unknown but will probably be extended for the duration.
If the stay is not lifted then the order is stayed.
Is that probability your opinion, or did you see that on PACER. I know I saw nothing on PACER about the stay.The status of the stay is unknown but will probably be extended for the duration.
Excellent news. The drama continues.
Thomas, do you have a source on that so I can post it to the front page?
The judges have not ruled on the stay. It is a separate issue. The clerk was able to go through the relatively automatic actions of docketing the case, setting a date for the appellant to submit a brief, and to notify the parties. A decision on whether to grant a stay pending the appeal will be far from automatic.
I know you realize that the point I am making is that the docketing of the case and the granting of a stay have no correlation whatsoever in the workings of the court. One thing happening has no bearing on the other thing happening.Never said it would be automatic, if it were automatic, the parties would not have argued on the stay issue and this thread would have been 50 pages shorter
Rocky what about you? I am sure some docs are already available at the Circuit.
Did you ask them anything about TlVo vs. Echostar?I have called Dish and no one knows anything,
The judges have not ruled on the stay. It is a separate issue. The clerk was able to go through the relatively automatic actions of docketing the case, setting a date for the appellant to submit a brief, and to notify the parties. A decision on whether to grant a stay pending the appeal will be far from automatic.
Did you ask them anything about TlVo vs. Echostar?
Sure. Like I said the case has been docketed and the administrative wheels are turning. Dish has been given a date to submit their briefing document to the court. At which time it will be reviewed. After review, perhaps it will be deemed a frivolous appeal and the appellant dealt with accordingly, perhaps it will be simply dismissed, perhaps the court, if they see merit, will entertain a response from the appelee. All that has been accomplished is getting a spot on the docket, kind of like getting an appointment with the doctor.According to Thomas22, E*'s briefing was already scheduled by 8/17/09, if so the appeal is formally on its way, I thought the desicion on stay or not should come at the same time?