Judge Mehta concerned DOJ’s discovery requests may slow down Google case

Ben Remaly

31 March 2021

Judge Amit Mehta, centre, at a 2016 GCR Live event (Credit: Freedom Film)

The judge presiding over the US government’s monopolisation lawsuit against Google has continued to express some unease about the breadth of information the Department of Justice is requesting from the company.

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Judge Mehta concerned DOJ’s discovery requests may slow down Google case

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