Interesting Koborg lawsuits

Throughout the last 10 years Koborg Corporation has also made good money through winning or settling several lawsuits. One of these is the famous Microsoft lawsuit, where Koborg has ascertained that the Microsoft server-router traffic that is usually handled by Koborg Photonics Network Solutions' indexing servers at ICANN, rerouted connections to Microsoft Exchange and .net servers, SQL servers, causing revenue loss, congestion, and longer response time throughout Internet, and especially e-mail. Koborg won more than $23 billion settlement.

In a similar lawsuit, Koborg sued Google for using ad, search servers, and performing active and archived URL hashing, agreement to use Koborg Photonics' Network Solutions servers for search and hashing. Koborg and Google reached an agreement, wherein the oonly specified details are that Google will employ Koborg Photonics servers for serving Adsense, Adwords, and Webtrends.


It is virtually unknown why Koborg sued Apple, inc., but the good guess is that the touch controls and display lighting and wiring somehow infringed on Koborg Photonics technology. Apple settled by paying unspecified license fees, n addition to agreeing to use Koborg technology in high-end iPod and iPhone touch pads and displays.

Another death sentence

Precipitated by the start of the anti-terrorist operation in Gaza, Moslem inmates at Attland's prison facilities in Belize and Namibia have attempted to riot, which led the law enforcement authorities to sequester them pending the investigation by the attorney general. He found the case to be the repeat of the text book situation where 250 inmates at the home island's detention facility rioted and were sentenced to death, where the sentence was formulated by the queen. He forwarded the case to the Supreme Court of the Supreme Council, late Saturday, the court returning the guilty verdict, and the Queen pronouncing the capital punishment sentence Early Monday evening. The 22 Moslem rioters were officially found guilty and later that evening, between 9:10 and 9:45, all were executed.

As in the previous case, no details were provided regarding the method and the disposition of the bodies. Some executions of the 250 were officially videotaped and screened for the convicts with the history of criminal offenses. The video screening has been considering as proper warnings regarding the Attland's law regarding any convicted criminal's attempted riot as a violent crime, subject to capital punishment.

Rumors have it that the first 250 were shot indiscriminately on the edge of a shark pool. It is known that graduating classes of the Maarheinigt basic training course serve as the firing squad, both in order to experience a rite of passage and as a conditioning or desensitization experience.

The Queen approves and reiterates the Marriage Reform Act

The Act passed back in August 2006 allows a married man to marry more than one woman if his local council court has found him compoetent to marry specific woman. Drawing some criticism that found her ruling lenient if not liberal, the Queen also upheld the right of a man to marry a legal resident, and even a non-resident foreign national.

The law also requires that a man's current wives must be fully aware of their husband's intent.

The Act implicitly allows import of brides from impoverished countries, but does stress that the children of such marriages are not eligible for national citizenship registry.

The Violent and Subversive Organizations Act upheld

Upheld the enforcement of the VSO Act

The enforcement included the eviction of religious organizations affected by the Violent and Subversive Organizations Act, and the order for demolition of the buildings of the organizations (mosques, churches, monasteries). As a binding opinion, the queen ruled that the Catholic church denominations, church organizations engaged in evangelical and missionary activities anywhere in the world, Moslem organizations and Mosque-based communities, monasteries, white power organizations, and any other organizations whose activities have been found by the National Executive or Jurisprudential authorities as to be subversive, to forment public disorder, to transfer moneys in a surreptious manner, are barred from the territories subject to the National government’s administration, and any individuals who are representatives or principals of such organizations may stand trial retroactively for crimes committed by its members, and may be subject to expulsion from Heursland.

The Non-Partisan Law and the Death Verdict for rioters

The Non-Partisan Law

To back up just a little bit - back in September 2002 Queen Iya has upheld the law prohibiting any political parties, pressure groups, lobbies or organizations that are organized to influence in any manner political, executive, jurisprudential or legislative process.

The Death Verdict for 250 rioters, upheld.

The 250 of the rioters that took active part in a prison-wide rebellion at a Government Holding Prison were found guilty of violating the National criminal and prison codes by the fact of their attempts to gain access to weapons, and to capture weapons of the prison staff. The Supreme Council Court has judged the rioters to one of the capital punishments. None of the rioters were recommended for clemency or reduction of sentence. Queen Iya upheld the ruling upon an appeal from domestic and foreign organizations, and specified expedient death sentence for all of the 250 without an exception.

Upheld also was the Violent and Subversive Organizations Act, and the expulsion order of minorities and organizations affected by the act

The Queen's decisions on the Temple Goblet

One of the very first divisions handed by Queen Iya is the ruling on the Temple Goblet.

The goblet was found in the basement of the Royal Museum Depository, which is on the grounds of the Ingeborg Fortress. The goblet was stored among the artifacts of the Medieval Christian exhibit. A re-examination during restoration work has revealed an obscured writing within the metalwork of the juncture of the goblet’s cup with its stem. Further analysis revealed that the stem was welded onto the goblet in the 9 the century CE, while the goblet has been found to have been made in the first century BCE. The manufacture analysis and the writing on the goblet have led to the conclusion that the goblet has been on of the Jerusalem Temple’s service vessels.

Several religious and academic institutions have joined in a class action suit to request an unrestricted scientific access to the goblet, and several Christian institutions headed by an organization associated with Vatican have sued to reclaim the goblet as their property.

The Supreme Court of the Nations has ruled that the goblet is to remain in the possession of the Royal Museum, and any access to the goblet, as well as any other part of the exhibit is to be managed by the most qualified staff from the Royal Museum or the National Trophy Museum authorities. The parties that brought the class action suit have appealed the Supreme Court's decision, resulting in the two cases ascending automatically to the Supreme Court’s Appeals Council. The Council has ruled in favor of the Royal Museum as pertaining to the access to the goblet or any of the exhibit, and waived its right to review the cases pertaining to the ownership, sending the cases to the office of Queen Iya.

Queen Iya has ruled the cases in favor of the National Trophy Museum Authority.

The Queen qualified for jurisprudential, administrative positions

The Royal Estate reports that the Great National Council has officially recognized that Queen Iya, having completed her jurisprudential career requirements, has achieved required professional qualification and education to attain the title of the complete royal. The title assigns the queen the rights and office of the Chief Justice, which is the same as Justice Supreme, appointed over the entire Supreme Court justices, its decisions, and the rights and the office to represent the State and the Nation.

Having the master’s degrees with honors in Astrophysics and Computer Science, has given Queen Iya the title and the office to head the National Science Collegium, the UCICS advisory board, and the National Communication Collegium.