After years of legal regulations, Google expects the Supreme Court to give the result of copyright infringement. (In the name of an end to decades of uncertainty with Oracle.) Google today announced that it has petitioned the court for its requests to determine the limits of copyright laws. The case was filed in 2010 on the grounds that Oracle improperly used Google's Java programming language to teach. According to Oracle's statement, Google violated copyrights using Java programming interfaces. In contrast, Google argued that the APIs used were very basic for copyright infringement. In this giant case, it remains uncertain when and how a decision will be made by the Supreme Court.
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