Appeals court wipes out $8.2 million award for Alabama Supreme Court justice Roy Moore
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
A federal appeals court overturned the $8.2 million in damages awarded to former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore in 2022. Moore launched a lawsuit in 2019 against the Senate Majority PAC over their ad that cited claims of Moore “soliciting sex from young girls” during his 2017 run for U.S. Senate. The PAC’s ad […]
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