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Day 4 Transcript of the Novell v. SCO Trial, May 2nd - as text

By Pamela Jones et al.

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Here it is, the cherry on top, the transcript of day 4 [PDF] in the Novell v. SCO trial. That would be May 2nd. I've been waiting to make any substantive comment on any of the transcripts until I could read the closing arguments. I think you'll see why when you read them. It's in closing arguments that we find out what each side believes it has demonstrated. You get to see what the lawyers were aiming for with the questions asked of the witnesses, and you find out what they think was established by their answers. I think you will enjoy it.

While I was sleeping (for 12 hours straight), Chris Brown followed up to make sure we got the transcript, which was delayed, and Steve Martin did the HTML already for us. You'll find links to each side's closing arguments in the index, if you want to jump straight to them. And I see more donations. When I say I couldn't do Groklaw without the community's support, I truly mean it. Thanks guys!

Full post as published by Groklaw on May 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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