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LHC Doomsday Lawsuit Finally Dismissed by Hawaii Judge

It's official, the LHC lawsuit has been dismissed. After seven months of hype, media frenzy and hysteria about the non-existent risk associated with the Large Hadron Collider, Federal Judge Helen Gillmor said her Honolulu court lacked jurisdiction over the European-based CERN particle accelerator. This decision may have been a long-time coming, but at least we can all look forward to spring 2009's delayed LHC experiments without a fantastical lawsuit hanging over the proceedings.

Judge: No deception over iPhone battery, lawsuit dismissed

A lawsuit against Apple and AT&T over the limited life of the iPhone's non-user-replaceable battery has been dismissed. US District Judge Matthew Kennelly said in a summary judgment issued this week that Apple disclosed right on the outside of the iPhone box that the battery has "limited recharge cycles" and may eventually need to be replaced by a service provider. Therefore, no jury could take the case seriously and therefore it was dropped.

Judge green lights iPhone 'brick' lawsuit

A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Apple and AT&T can go ahead, despite Apple's request to have the suit dismissed.

Judge green lights iPhone 'brick' lawsuit

A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Apple and AT&T can go ahead, despite Apple's request to have the suit dismissed.

Judge green lights iPhone 'brick' lawsuit

A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Apple and AT&T can go ahead, despite Apple's request to have the suit dismissed.

Judge green lights iPhone 'brick' lawsuit

A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Apple and AT&T can go ahead, despite Apple's request to have the suit dismissed.

Judge green lights iPhone 'brick' lawsuit

A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Apple and AT&T can go ahead, despite Apple's request to have the suit dismissed.

Judge green lights iPhone 'brick' lawsuit

A US judge has ruled that a lawsuit against Apple and AT&T can go ahead, despite Apple's request to have the suit dismissed.

Lawsuit over iPhone batteries dismissed

image Apple won’t face a lawsuit claiming it didn’t immediately tell customers about the limited life of batteries for its iPhone or their US$86 replacement cost, including delivery, reports Bloomberg. In Chicago U.S. District Judge Matthew F. Kennelly granted Apple’s request that he dismiss the lawsuit on the evidence and the law without a trial.

iPhone battery lawsuit dismissed

Bloomberg reports that a judge in Chicago has dismissed Jose Trujillo's lawsuit against Apple claiming the company deceived him regarding the user replaceable status of the iPhone battery.

Apple iPhone battery life lawsuit is dismissed without trial

The class-action lawsuit filed by Jose Trujillo against Apple back in July 2007, complaining that Apple didn’t explicitly mention that the iPhone’s battery would slowly die and need to be replaced after some time, has been dismissed by a US District Court judge.

Judge Dismisses Copyright Suit Against Music Site Founder

A federal judge has dismissed a copyright-infringement lawsuit filed by EMI Group against Michael Robertson, founder of MP3tunes, MP3.com and Linspire. The bad news for Robertson is the judge allowed EMI, one of the four largest recording companies, to continue to pursue the copyright claims against MP3tunes, court documents show.

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Judge Green Lights iPhone

U.S. District Court Judge James Ware gave the go ahead today for the Apple iPhone “brick” lawsuit to move forward. This news comes despite Apple’s best attempts to have the lawsuit dismissed.

LHC computing Grid launched

03 October 2008 The LHC Grid is ready to tackle mankind's biggest data challenge from the earth's most powerful accelerator. Three weeks after the first particle beams were injected into the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid combines the power of more than 140 computer centres from 33 countries to analyse and manage more than 15 Pbyte of LHC data every year.

Judge Suppresses Report On Voting Systems

Irvu writes "A New Jersey Superior Court Judge has prohibited the release of an analysis conducted on the Sequoia AVC Advantage voting system. This report arose out of a lawsuit challenging on constitutional grounds the use of these systems. The study was conducted by Andrew Appel on behalf of the plaintiffs, after the judge in the case ordered the company to permit it. That same judge has now withheld it indefinitely from the public record on a verbal order."

LHC allows NEPRA to issue fresh electricity tariffs

LAHORE: Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed of the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Tuesday allowed the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) to issue notifications of fresh electricity tariffs, but barred it from implementing the same to the extent of over a 100 textile mills and industrial units which have moved the LHC. The judge adjourned the hearing until November 11. The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association counsel Syed Ali Zafar told the court that tariff determination was an open procedure and an opportunity of a hearing must be provided to all stakeholders. The LHC had already restrained NEPRA and other electricity distribution companies from implementing variable tariffs on industrial units.Zafar said that after the tariff was increased, electric distribution companies filed a review petition before NEPRA to further increase i

Judge Tosses Telco Suit Over City-Owned Network

tsa sends along news of the city of Monticello, Minnesota, which was sued by their local telco, Bridgewater Telephone Company, because the city chose to build a fiber optics network of their own. The judge dismissed their complaint of competition by a governmental organization. Quoting: "The judge's ruling is noteworthy for two things: (1) the judge's complete dismissal of Bridgewater Telephone Company's complaint and (2) his obvious anger at the underfunding of Minnesota's state courts. Indeed, the longest footnote in the opinion is an extended jeremiad about how much work judges are under and why it took so long to decide this case."

Panic grips LHC after bomb hoax

LAHORE: Panic gripped litigants and lawyers present at the Lahore High Court (LHC) when the bomb disposal squad (BDS) started searching for explosives on Thursday afternoon. The BDS arrived at the court after the police emergency help line received a telephone call about the presence of a bomb in the LHC, the Anarkali Police Station house officer (SHO) said, adding that the LHC security staff and the BDS had been informed about the call. However, no explosive material was found during the two-hour search operation. The SHO said that the police were trying to trace the unidentified caller who had made the hoax call through telephone number 0345-7082042. However, he added, the number had been switched off. Security personnel deployed at the LHC became more vigilant after the hoax call.

CERN Launches Huge LHC Computing Grid

RaaVi writes "Yesterday CERN launched the largest computing grid in the world, which is destined to analyze the data coming from world's biggest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider. The computing grid consists of more than 140 computer centers from around the world working together to handle the expected 10-15 petabytes of data the LHC will generate each year." The Worldwide LHC Computing Grid will initially handle data for up to 7,000 scientists around the world. Though the LHC itself is down for some lengthy repairs, an event called GridFest was held yesterday to commemorate the occasion. The LCG will run alongside the LHC@Home volunteer project.

LHC summons judge for not paying rent

LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) has summoned an additional sessions judge and his brother for September 17 (today) for allegedly occupying the house of the petitioner without paying him rent.

Apple asks judge to make iPhone lawsuit moot

Apple asks judge to dismiss lawsuit filed in August by woman who claims iPhone 3G dropped out and is slower than advertised.

Apple asks judge to make iPhone lawsuit moot

Apple asks judge to dismiss lawsuit filed in August by woman who claims iPhone 3G dropped out and is slower than advertised.

Apple asks judge to make iPhone lawsuit moot

Apple asks judge to dismiss lawsuit filed in August by woman who claims iPhone 3G dropped out and is slower than advertised.

Apple asks judge to make iPhone lawsuit moot

Apple Inc. has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by dissatisfied iPhone 3G owners because they did not ask the company to repair their iPhones or refund their money, according to court papers made public Friday.

Apple asks judge to make iPhone lawsuit moot

Apple Inc. has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by dissatisfied iPhone 3G owners because they did not ask the company to repair their iPhones or refund their money, according to court papers made public Friday.

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