Jury

Jury Delivers $2 Million Verdict to Protester Injured by Nonlethal Projectile

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A Seattle jury has awarded more than $2 million to a protester who was injured after being struck in the face by a nonlethal projectile fired by police during civil unrest in 2020. The decision follows a trial that raised significant questions about police use of force during protests against racial injustice. The incident occurred during a series of demonstrations in the summer of 2020, which were ignited by the killing of George Floyd. Protesters gathered in various cities across the country, including Seattle, demanding an end to systemic racism and police brutality. During one … Read more

Collin County Jury Delivers Resounding $359K Verdict, Signaling Triumph for Injured Texas Driver Against Insurance Giants

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In Plano, Texas, a recent jury decision underscored the importance of standing firm against inadequate insurance settlements. A verdict of $359,199.70 was awarded to a local resident who sustained injuries from a crash at an intersection in October 2023, showcasing a strong commitment from the judicial system to support victims. The jury’s ruling came after the defense argued that the plaintiff had not adequately proven her case and thus deserved no compensation—a claim that was decisively rejected. The incident occurred when the plaintiff was driving through the intersection of Parker and Clark, and the defendant … Read more

"Sandwich Assault Case Strikes Out: Grand Jury Declines to Indict D.C. Man for Throwing Lunch at Federal Officer"

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Washington, D.C. — A grand jury has chosen not to indict a man charged with felony assault for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal officer involved in a law enforcement program initiated by former President Donald Trump. Sean Dunn, 37, was released earlier this month after his arrest, which took place at the intersection of 14th Street and U Street NW. Reports indicate that the grand jury’s decision not to press charges against Dunn was made public by various sources. His situation highlights ongoing tensions between local residents and federal law enforcement actions, which … Read more

Justice Served: Jury Awards $60M to Man Wrongfully Accused by Disgraced Prosecutor in Shocking Misconduct Case

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DETROIT — A jury awarded nearly $60 million to a man who alleged that a former Michigan prosecutor and a police officer infringed on his civil rights during a misconduct case that was ultimately dismissed by the state attorney general. The verdict underscores the rarity of successful lawsuits against prosecutors due to their significant legal immunities. The jury found that Brian Kolodziej, a former assistant attorney general, and state police Lieutenant David Busacca acted with “intentional, deliberate, or reckless disregard for the truth” while pursuing sexual abuse charges against Sean MacMaster. The jury’s decision included … Read more