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Microsoft's brief in a federal appeals court sticks to typical antitrust matters and technology talk, with one significant exception. One extraordinary portion of the brief amounts to a direct challenge to the conduct of the trial judge. Placing Judge Jackson squarely in its sights, Microsoft blasts him for relying on hearsay, not providing them adequate time to put on its case, and code of conduct violations.
December 01, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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