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Old 06-14-2011, 11:40 PM  
gideongallery
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Originally Posted by kane View Post
I don't know. But they did. maybe they presented the information in a different way. Maybe they had a better expert. Maybe they had more detailed presentation. Every day in this country appeals courts overrule lower court rulings.This is nothing new.

seriously do you even know how the appeal court works.


so your arguement is that the win had nothing to do with the distinction between public transmission and public broadcast

but because they had better experts (which can't be presented at the appeal court level) or more detailed presentation (which can't happen because the trial doesn't happen again in front of the appeal court).

hell even if you watch some law tv shows you should know that
your not allowed to present new evidence, you don't retry the case, you simply argue (with very strict time limits) how the ruling is mistaken.

public transmission vs public broadcast was that arguement.
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