Google Requests Judge Over Jury for US Antitrust Trial
Tech giant argues complexity of advertising technology case is beyond typical juror understanding, seeks bench trial instead
- Google's court filing challenges the Department of Justice's demand for a jury trial in the antitrust case.
- The company claims the technical nature of the case is too complex for jurors.
- Google has paid a multimillion-dollar amount to counter the government's argument for a jury trial.
- The Justice Department seeks monetary damages and equitable relief, including the sale of Google’s ad technology.
- Previous antitrust cases against Google have involved jury trials, but this case presents unique complexities.