"The judge unfortunaly had a difficult time understanding there could be a hierarchy of information. Miss Schanburg Was effective in leading the judge to believe that it was difficult or impossible to have a hierarchy or social hierarchy of information but that that could only refer to a social hierarchy of people. This is where I thought mr. Handle was somewhat ill-prepared and did a rather poor job or maybe a less than spectacular job of explaining our position."
The judge agreed with Handal, after Handal asserted that it's not just about social considerations. RE: the fire station and home owner alerts example.
When the fire station is alerted before a home owner, the fire station alert is tuned to a hierarchy of information, be it ordered or not. With that, there is nothing in the patents dictating a specific sequence of events augmented by a hierarchy of information, social or other, where the home owner may or may not even be considered in an event.
COURT: "I see your point" (paraphrased)
Handal was on top of it, he had an answer for everything questioned. He just wait patiently and reserved for his turn to explain.
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