Qualcomm Sanctions Order
Here it is: Download QualcommSanctionsMotion.pdf. I have to run to class. I'll comment later.
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Three things stand out: the Magistrate thinks the District Court should look at Rule 11; it is curious that the firms were not sanctioned at all; the Magistrate has a mistaken understanding of Rule 30(b)(6).
Posted by: J. Bogart | January 08, 2008 at 02:03 PM