I sure do...but you obviously have no clue as to what I was talking about...
HELLO! NEWSFLASH! The whole infringement thing and contempting thing are...WOW TWO DIFFERENT THINGS!
You trying to lump them into one for your own personal convenience at the moment does not change that.
I did not try to lump them into one, you did, when you said
"the whole outcome of the trial". The whole trial has yet concluded, the contempt proceeding is part of the
whole trial, and the coming bench trial is also a part of it, they are all under one case number.
Read the rest of what I wrote instead of quoting me out of context...it pretty much tells you thats exactly what I'm talking about...
I did, what you said next was because Judge Folsom was President Clinton's appointee, therefore you believed the whole outcome of the trial would be completely in TiVo's favor.
You did not tell us why just because he was Clinton's appointee he would rule completely in TiVo's favor, please enlighten us as why, how you went from A to B.
LAW? WHO SAID LAW? My degrees are a BS on Computer Science, and MS in Software Engineering...I have certifications in legal writing and thats about it.
Thank you for learing it up for me.
You see, this is exactly what I meant when I accused you of fabricating a life story for me...you do that often ... and thats not right...
I did not fabricate I misinterpreted what you said, because you did not say it clearly. Now we know the only legal education you had was a certification on legal writing, I am not surprised you did not understand when you used the term "the whole outcome of this trial", which includes the jury's infringement verdict, the judge's final judgment based on the jury's verdict, the appeals court's upholding in part, reversal in part of the verdict, the contempt motion, the bench trial in 02/09, the judge's verdict from that bench trial, the appeals court decision if there will be an appeal, the ruling on the contempt motion, and the ruling on the damages, adn may be more.
All of them comprise "the whole outcome of the trial", so be careful what you say next time.
(LOL...I just realized you enumerated three different trials here...gee, too which trial was I refering to when I said "whole out come of THIS trial"? 'This' is a singular, 'Those' is a plural...wow.. I know what I said and was very clear about it. why are you confused?)
You are confused, we only have one case here, not three different cases, they are all under the same case number.
But if you insist you meant the jury trial as "the whole outcome of the trial" you were referring to, you were still wrong, as I pointed out, that whole outcome of the trial did not go completely in TiVo's favor, in that same trial, TiVo asked for treble and attorney fees, Judge Folsom denied both.
Hello...is anyone home? Or have you just gone mad here...
You did not go mad, you just did not know what you were saying, you admitted so yourself, you did not care.
The contempt issue was a different issue all together...where do you get off thinking they are the same thing? One is contempt, one is infringement....two separate cases here....two separate charges...two separate hearings...two separate trials....
Wrong agiain. The contempt proceeding is not a trial, it is a summary proceeding, a sumamry proceeding is a part of a trial, not a trial itself. Did you forget what you learned in that legal writing certification course again?
The only thing in common is that Tivo is using the infringement case as consumer terrorism trying to bully a decision in the infringement case. Thats about it. You need to stop taking quotes out of context and placing them with your own fabricated context in an effort to refute them. it makes you look bad...repeatedly...
And such so called "consumer terrorism" is legal, TiVo is allowed to use the summary contempt proceeding to further pursue the infringer, rather go through another trial, only that TiVo failed when the judge ordered another bench trial. So you see it again proves it did not go completely in TiVo's favor, you were wrong again.
You have already proven how lack of legal concept you are, not knowing what a whole trial was, not even knowing a contempt proceeding is not a trial, rather a summary proceeding, as I pointed out above.
So please be careful what term you are using before you make a blanket statement, "the whole outcome of the trial" consists more than just the jury's infringement verdicts, which the appeals court overturned half of them BTW. How did you even begin to conclude it was "completely in TiVo's favor" when half of the infringement verdicts were overturned?
Did you even know this trial before making all those statements?