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The U.S. government filed its proposed scheduling order for the Microsoft antitrust appeal Oct. 2, two days before it was due. The government asks the appellate court to set a schedule allowing briefing to be completed this year and arguments in January 2001. Microsoft's proposed schedule asked for up to five months to file briefs, prolonging a final decision for almost two years.
October 04, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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