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How is it that the Samsugn and ZTE attorneys can tryy and argue in validity of 966 and 847 based on some Quick Qcom reference at the oral hearing in the last 2 sets of transcripts. The reason I ask is because I thought the CAFC, ITC Commission nand even the ALJ in his ID found those patents to be valid. So if they are already adjudicated in 613, how come they can be argued in 868 when IDCC could not argue issues already decided by the Commission in 800?
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