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All or nothing approachAll or nothing approachPosted Dec 18, 2006 21:07 UTC (Mon) by Arker (guest, #14205)In reply to: All or nothing approach by hingo Parent article: SFLC argues against software patents in the Supreme Court
It's my understanding the SC can do whatever they want. If the parties wish to withdraw at this point I think they would have to petition the court for approval. On the one hand, like most courts, the SC has a heavy docket and are happy to dispose of cases quickly. On the other hand, by the time they agree to hear a case, they've put some time and effort into it and probably want to go ahead and finish it up. So I can't predict what would happen, other than to say the court can pretty much do whatever they wish to.
IANAL, this is my understanding from following the court, and could well be wrong.
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