The U.S. Department of Justice issued on Thursday (October 5th) a Supreme Court’s recommendation on whether to review a 2014 court decision. At that time, the court ruled that Samsung infringed Apple’s patent and the compensation amounted to nearly $120 million. According to the CNET report, the Ministry of Justice wrote this month: “In the United States’ view, the petition for a retrial order should be rejected.†Samsung requested a review in March this year, and Apple submitted a rebuttal in May. The Ministry of Justice eventually stood on Apple's position. This case is totally different from a Supreme Court ruling in December last year. The Supreme Court ruled in 2012 that Samsung violated the iPhone design concept and awarded Apple with nearly one billion US dollars in compensation. This amount was later reduced to 548 million U.S. dollars. Samsung filed a lawsuit with the Supreme Court down to 399 million U.S. dollars, and successfully argued that it should not make all the profits of equipment because of certain aspects of infringement - this is like you sold a Automobiles, but not because of the infringement of the rights of others due to certain parts, will be the vehicle's profits as compensation. The Supreme Court then sent the matter back to the San Jose District Court. In the verdict of May 2014, Samsung was found to have infringed the data detector patent and the iPhone's obsolete "slide-unlock" feature. However, Apple also was found to have infringed a patent related to digital images and voice. In the initial appeal, Samsung successfully revoked the punishment, but a review order reinstated the judgment and the second appeal was rejected. Passenger Lift,Speed Elevator,High Speed Elevator,Residential Passenger Lifts XI'AN TYPICAL ELEVATOR CO., LTD , https://www.chinaxiantypical.com