In an April 30, 2015 ruling and as a follow up to this post, Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein suspended his liability judgment of copyright liability against the defendants pending an evidentiary hearing on whether the defendants' newly discovered evidence "if credited, clearly establishes that Plaintiff attempted to commit a fraud upon this court, going so far as to fabricate evidence and to commit perjury" Judge Hellerstein wrote that a "sufficient showing has been made to cause me to lose trust in the integrity of the trial testimony. As credibility is very much an issue, an evidentiary hearing is necessary."for the Southern District of New York
Court Suspends Liability Finding Pending Evidentiary Hearing on Whether Plaintiff Falsified Evidence
In an April 30, 2015 ruling and as a follow up to this post, Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein suspended his liability judgment of copyright liability against the defendants pending an evidentiary hearing on whether the defendants' newly discovered evidence "if credited, clearly establishes that Plaintiff attempted to commit a fraud upon this court, going so far as to fabricate evidence and to commit perjury" Judge Hellerstein wrote that a "sufficient showing has been made to cause me to lose trust in the integrity of the trial testimony. As credibility is very much an issue, an evidentiary hearing is necessary."
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