A federal judge in Rhode Island declined to recuse himself from a patent infringement case against Microsoft Corp. because of an unpaid judicial intern's ties to the company. In a June 14 decision, Judge William E. Smith wrote that the intern has no conflict of interest and he refused to recuse himself "four years into this complicated patent case."
June 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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