“Microsoft could get lucky. Jackson could die or retire.
Linux could succeed and Java could succeed,” said Lande.”
“The likelihood of the higher court throwing out Jackson’s
entire ruling as biased is highly unlikely, say legal experts.
Jackson would have to be found to have ruled in an “arbitrary and
capricious” way.
“He was very thorough. I didn’t see any gaping holes,” said
Gray.”
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