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OK. *Now* Judge Kimball is Sorry He Didn't Rule Quicker (joke) and AZ Status Report

By Pamela Jones et al.

I guess the wait was too much for some. There is a pro se motion to intervene [PDF] filed in SCO v. Novell by a person who is known for targeting prominent folks in lawsuits. I refer you to Wikipedia for the details. I can't top them, nor am I in a position to verify them, other than to point you to the references. But read it for yourself, and then remind yourselves of how many times I have told you how important it is to never go into a courtroom without a lawyer to at least explain things to you.

There's a SCO status report [PDF] in SCO v. Autozone also, as per the judge's recently order. No fireworks there, but maybe it's in comparison it seems so staid and dull.

The one detail that stands out is a foreshadowing of what SCO's appeal in SCO v. Novell is likely to be about. They stress the decision by Utah to hold a bench trial instead of letting SCO have its day in court before a jury of their peers.

Should there be any such.

Full post as published by Groklaw on July 14, 2008 (boomark / email).