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Di 08.10.2024 00:02:43     1.063       0       73.432    69,1 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
Mo 07.10.2024 00:00:16     1.063       0       73.392    69,0 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
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Sa 05.10.2024 00:00:21     1.063       0       73.331    69,0 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
Fr 04.10.2024 00:04:55     1.063       0       73.286    68,9 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
Do 03.10.2024 00:04:06     1.063       0       73.255    68,9 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
Mi 02.10.2024 00:14:23     1.063       0       73.215    68,9 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
Di 01.10.2024 00:14:10     1.063       0       73.193    68,9 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
Mo 30.09.2024 00:03:54     1.063       0       73.152    68,8 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500
So 29.09.2024 00:04:45     1.063       0       73.095    68,8 Macaw-Social              4.2.12     500

Di 08.10.2024 07:28

Also in this argument is the first and only mention of the video game Pac-Man, where it was used metaphorically, in closing by petitioner’s advocate, to the describe the rapacity of the Illinois plaintiff’s bar.

I think this says something about the cultural phenomenon that the game was: Pac-Man’s release came in 1980… this argument was in 1982!

Transcript of Oral Argument at 52, Gillette Co. v. Miner 459 US 86 (1982) (No. 81-1493)

Now, is the State of Illinois going to apply that principle, or is the major consumer policy of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts – and I could list dozens of comparable illustrations – simply going to be ignored as the State of Illinois plays PacMan with its little electronic monster going around the screen gobbling up $7.95 claims saying oh, they’re just dots, they’re just dots; because that really is what is at issue in this cases whether consistent with interstate federalism you will allow a court with no contacts to do that.

Now, is the State of Illinois going to apply that principle, or is the major consumer policy of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts – and I could list dozens of comparable illustrations – simply going to be ignored as the State of Illinois plays PacMan with its little electronic monster going around the screen gobbling up $7.95 claims saying oh, they’re just dots, they’re just dots; because that really is what is at issue in this cases whether consistent with interstate federalism you will allow a court with no contacts to do that.

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