The oral arguments before the 7th Circuit can be heard here. This was a tough panel. I would guess that the final decision will be 2-to-1 or 3-to-0 in favor of the Chicago position.
Here is the segment where Judge Frank Easterbrook brings up a reference to my work, though he is arguing that it isn't relevant to the discussion.
Here is the segment where Judge Frank Easterbrook brings up a reference to my work, though he is arguing that it isn't relevant to the discussion.
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