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north40000

04/03/21 1:12 PM

#332908 RE: bidmark #332906

Of course it matters. Manipulating the evidence to make it appear to say something it does not actually say is always material as evidence of at least unfair, inequitable conduct. And here the Judge mistakingly copied the manipulated evidence into her opinion, and relied on what she copied, causing her to err in judgment/opinion.

marzan

04/03/21 2:45 PM

#332913 RE: bidmark #332906

bidmark, when it was cropped, doesn't matter even if Amarins attorneys didn't catch it because they are not statisticians or scientists. Was the table cropped by the Hikma team? was it not original from the Kura publication, no matter what, Hikma and Heincke is in big trouble; they costed Du her SC judge chance in the future ever. She is terribly pissed of now; I am Du, I would throw them into jail right now.

ziploc_1

04/03/21 6:21 PM

#332926 RE: bidmark #332906

Since the cropped table, as discussed in Judge Du's decision, was an important element in her decision, shouldn't this be a reason to declare a mistrial for the Amarin vs. Hickma case?