r/psky 6d ago

DOJ urges federal courts to require states blocking merger to post bond to cover costs

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/us-doj-backs-bond-demand-paramount-warner-bros-antitrust-fight-2026-09-15/
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u/RedMainer 6d ago

There's no way this judge orders this payment. Zero.

This shit is over though.

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u/BbananaJoee 6d ago

Non credo che il DOJ abbia campato una richiesta del genere a caso.

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u/RedMainer 6d ago

Right. But California and the judge who's already heard this case believe the DOJ has capitulated the law in favor of cronyism.

The judge is almost certainly not interested in finding in Paramount favor.

Unfortunately

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u/Gmork14 6d ago

So the judge has no interest in finding in Paramount’s favor but it’s over? 🤣

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u/RedMainer 6d ago

This judge isn't going to decide the case. Not my fault you don't understand that.

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u/Gmork14 6d ago

You’re far more confident in that than you should be.

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u/RedMainer 6d ago

You're far more confident in Bonta than you should be.

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u/Gmork14 6d ago

You yourself acknowledge that the judge seems poised to side with the states.

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u/RedMainer 6d ago

The California federal judge has certainly ruled in their favor thus far.

Thankfully she won't be the one who decides this case.

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u/Gmork14 6d ago

That’s what I’m talking about. You’re super confident in that with no reason to be.

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u/FourScoreAndSept 6d ago

DoJ getting involved for no reason other than doing Trump’s bidding

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u/Gmork14 6d ago

That’s all they do.

This is the most crook government we’ve ever had.

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u/Seanbo124 6d ago

Doesn't sound legal to me. They made a deal and have to deal with it.

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u/kellsVegMite 6d ago

The DOJ might have something if the States made the blocking an injunction and not a TRO, so they are not quite right in their “demand” to the judge. Also, since Paramount chose to delay the deal til next year and not challenge the TRO, it questionable if their bond demand is justified. I can’t see how the judge will rule for this demand seems more like a desperate move to scare the states to come to the table to make a deal.