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Authored by: Ed L. on Monday, May 07 2012 @ 11:52 PM EDT
No one is cut off from supreme court review because an appeals court decides not to hear your case.
True enough. Though one's chances of actually being heard by the Supreme Court significantly diminish if there are no disagreements amongst multiple circuit Courts of Appeal on similar cases. In OraBoggle one of Judge Alsup's options -- of which he is keenly aware -- is to couch his API/SSO copyrightablitiblit decision in substantial agreement with the First District's decision in Lotus v Borland. That would have a lesser chance of being heard by the Supreme Court than if Judge Alsup were to decide API/SSO is copyrightable, and if he were to be upheld by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

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