Intellectual Property
Mar. 10, 2016
Oracle resists a judge's proposed ban on Internet research of jurors
Attorneys for Oracle Corp. argued Tuesday that they should be able to peruse social media profiles of potential panel members in a copyright infringement case against Google Inc.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Testing the boundaries of whether Internet research of prospective jurors should be barred, attorneys for Oracle Corp. argued Tuesday that they should be able to peruse social media profiles of potential panel members in a copyright infringement case against Google Inc.
Oracle and Google both filed papers in response to U.S. District Judge William Alsup's proposed ban. Oracle says such a move ...
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