Oracle-Google Judge Says It’s ‘Possible’ Jury Is Deadlocked

Friday, 04 May 2012 09:30 AM

 

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The judge presiding over Oracle Corp.’s intellectual property trial against Google Inc. said it’s “possible” the jury is deadlocked on copyright infringement allegations after a juror sent a note asking what happens if the panel can’t reach a unanimous decision.


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