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Tiki-torch Nazis ordered to pay more than $25 million by Charlottesville jury

by Greg Palast
November 23, 2021February 1, 2022

Jury finds Charlottesville neo-Nazis and not-so-neo-Nazis liable for the deaths and mayhem caused by the Unite the Right rally in 2017, ordering payment of more than $25 million to the injured. This should put a financial knife into the Alt-Right and drain the pockets of… READ MORE

Hate in America: Dispatches from the Courtroom Wars
“I’m glad he shot him.” — Mark Richards, Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense lawyer

by Zach D. Roberts
November 17, 2021November 18, 2021

Right now, there are multiple trials and judicial reckonings happening simultaneously across the US. Let’s do a quick update on each … READ MORE

Hate goes on trial in Charlottesville
Jury selection begins in civil suit against instigators of far-right violence, which resulted in serious injury and a death

by Zach D. Roberts
October 25, 2021October 29, 2021

[Oct 25, 2021: Charlottesville, VA] Jury selection began today for the civil trial of the organizers of the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. The rally ended with the murder of Heather Heyer and injuries to dozens of … READ MORE

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Tiki-torch Nazis ordered to pay more than $25 million by Charlottesville jury

Hate in America: Dispatches from the Courtroom Wars
“I’m glad he shot him.” — Mark Richards, Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense lawyer

Hate goes on trial in Charlottesville
Jury selection begins in civil suit against instigators of far-right violence, which resulted in serious injury and a death

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Tiki-torch Nazis ordered to pay more than $25 million by Charlottesville jury

Hate in America: Dispatches from the Courtroom Wars“I’m glad he shot him.” — Mark Richards, Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense lawyer

Hate goes on trial in CharlottesvilleJury selection begins in civil suit against instigators of far-right violence, which resulted in serious injury and a death

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Hate in America: Dispatches from the Courtroom Wars
“I’m glad he shot him.” — Mark Richards, Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense lawyer

Hate goes on trial in Charlottesville
Jury selection begins in civil suit against instigators of far-right violence, which resulted in serious injury and a death