EarlyCinema.com Judge agrees to consider Samsung's accusations of juror misconduct in Apple patent trial Judge Lucy Koh has agreed to consider questions on whether Samsung's decisive legal loss in August was improperly influenced by jury foreman Velvin Hogan. Last month, Samsung asked the court to investigate whether Hogan had concealed information about previous legal entanglements that could have revealed an anti-Samsung bias, and whether he introduced outside information that affected the verdict. Samsung hopes to prove that foreman Velvin Hogan lied by omission Yesterday, Judge Koh issued a statement saying that at a December 6th hearing, "the Court will consider the questions of whether the jury foreperson concealed information during voir dire [jury selection], whether any concealed information was material, and whether any concealment constituted misconduct. That last part is relevant because Samsung has filed a motion to require Apple to disclose when it became aware of "certain information" about Hogan, something that will be addressed on December 6th.
"storia Del Cinema", Di Gianni Rondolino - Appunti di Storia Del Cinema gratis Studenti.it VOTO: 3 Appunto inviato da sanasun Louis e Auguste Lumiere La prima proiezione pubblica dei film realizzati da Louis Lumiere e da suo fratello Auguste alla fine del 1895 fu preceduta ovviamente da una lunga serie di sperimenti, ricerche tecniche, prove e messe a punto. Così quando Louis arrivò ad escogitare un apparecchio che servisse contemporaneamente per la ripresa e la proiezione delle immaginai fotografiche animate, il ciclo delle sperimentazioni poteva dirsi concluso: il cinema era nato. L'apparecchio venne chiamato Cinematografo ed era estremamente semplice: era azionato da una manovella che consentiva lo scorrimento e il riavvolgimento della pellicola cinematografica, in modo che le riprese continue potessero durare un tempo abbastanza lungo per rappresentare azioni compiute. Con questo dispositivo la realtà poteva essere riprodotta con straordinaria precisione.
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