The rosa parks case required the law to be broken. The law could only be challenged by a plaintiff who has standing.
In Epic’s case, they could have sued without violating the terms. The judge presiding over the case has been very clear on this. Epic already has standing by nature of being an Apple developer.
There are many reasons the two situations are not comparable, but the very basis of your analogy is incorrect.
In Epic’s case, they could have sued without violating the terms. The judge presiding over the case has been very clear on this. Epic already has standing by nature of being an Apple developer.
There are many reasons the two situations are not comparable, but the very basis of your analogy is incorrect.