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Appeals court may restrict Apple monitor’s duties

By Larry Neumeister
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NEW YORK (AP) — Federal appeals judges suggested Tuesday they may let a court monitor get back to reviewing Apple’s antitrust procedures but only after limiting his duties.

A three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments Tuesday on Apple Inc.’s request that the monitor be shut down until the appeals judges decide whether his appointment is appropriate. The monitor’s work was temporarily suspended two weeks ago so the appeals panel could consider the issue.

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