The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday asked for additional briefing in Oracle Corp’s blockbuster copyright case against Google, signaling interest in Google’s arguments for why a jury verdict it won should be reinstated.
In a short order, the justices asked the software giants to submit briefs addressing what standard of review they should apply to a 2016 verdict that Google’s copying of Oracle programming language was a “fair use” under copyright law.
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