Motorola

USA v. Jin
Docket number: 1:08-cr-00192
Jurisdiction: Federal Court | Location: 7th Circuit | Court Name: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.

Government Response to Jin's Objection to the PSR and Sentencing Memo (USA v. Jin)

Document Type: Other

Issues: Economic Espionage Act

Keywords: china, chinese, eea, Espionage, Imprisonment, Jin, Motorola, Plane, Sentencing, Smartphone, Telecommunications

Document:

20120827government-response-jin039s-objection-psr-and-sentencing-memo-usa-v-jin.pdf

Jin's Objections to the PRS and Sentencing Memo (USA v. Jin)

Document Type: Other

Issues: Economic Espionage Act

Keywords: china, chinese, eea, Espionage, Imprisonment, Jin, Motorola, Plane, Sentencing, Smartphone, Telecommunications

Document:

20120822jin039s-objections-prs-and-sentencing-memo-usa-v-jin.pdf

USA v. Jin - Indictment

Document Type: Other

Issues: General Skill and Knowledge, Economic Espionage Act, Right to Work

Keywords: china, chinese, eea, Espionage, Imprisonment, Jin, Motorola, Plane, Sentencing, Smartphone, Telecommunications

Document:

20081209usa-v-jin-indictment.pdf

Microsoft Corp. v. Motorola, Inc. et al.
Docket number: 2:10-cv-01823
Jurisdiction: Federal Court | Location: 9th Circuit | Court Name: U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington

Motion to Seal Trial Exhibits that Disclose Microsoft's Trade Secrets

Document Type: Protective/Confidentiality

Issues: Value

Keywords: essential, essential patents, Google, IEEE-SA, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Association, International Telecommunications Union, ITU, Microsoft, Motorola, Motorola Mobility, patents, Protective Order, royalties, video-coding, video-coding technoloy, wireless, wireless technology

Document:

20121101motion-seal-trial-exhibits-disclose-microsoft039s-trade-secrets.pdf

Amended Complaint

Document Type: Complaint

Keywords: essential, essential patents, Google, IEEE-SA, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Association, International Telecommunications Union, ITU, Microsoft, Motorola, Motorola Mobility, patents, Protective Order, royalties, video-coding, video-coding technoloy, wireless, wireless technology

Document:

20110223amended-complaint.pdf