The main lawsuit against Apple claiming that Steve Jobs and other Apple directors lied about backdating options has been dismissed.
According to the NY Times, Judge Jeremy D. Fogel of Federal District Court in San Jose said that the suit was dismissed on time grounds, in that it was based on statements over 3 years old, which presumably related to statute of limitations laws.
Apple argued that the case was invalid due to time limits, and that the statements predated 3 years.
The dismissal follows a similar dismissal in a related case in the so-called Apple options scandal by the same judge last week.
see, google is not the only one with a back door open to the government…
Good news for El Jobso. Especially considering that Vodafone and EU courts seem focused on tearing apart any iPhone exclusive contract around the old continent. (see vodafone vs tmobile in Germany)
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Getting off on a technicality .. tch, tch tch..
Good news for Apple!
Wow it’s just like what happens in the Fake Steve Jobs book.
That just stinks. Getting away with cheating because of a technicality.
If Gates had done this, holy h*!! would be breaking loose.
The kool-aid drinking hypocrites have to demand Apple stand up for what’s right…and against corporate greed of the worst, lying, illegal kind.
What a surprise. Scumbag Jobs has done again.