Posted on 03/01/2020 1:33:10 PM PST by yesthatjallen
Attorneys for Nick Sandmann intend to file complaints against five additional media outlets, a status report filed earlier this week says.
The report states that lawyers for the Covington Catholic High School senior intend to file lawsuits against Gannett, ABC, ViacomCBS, The New York Times and Rolling Stone.
"All of the future defendants listed above have published or republished statements made by Nathan Phillips and others that Nicholas blocked or otherwise restricted Phillips’ free movement and would not allow Phillips to retreat at the National Mall on January 18, 2019. Nicholas reserves his right to file complaints in this Court or any other court against any other potential defendant not listed above, subject to the applicable statute of limitations," the document reads.
Sandman is the high school student who found himself at the center of a controversy after his face was depicted across social media during a 2019 March for Life trip, which coincided with an Indigenous Peoples March.
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Correction: 02 28 2020
Go Nick! Bankrupt the assclowns!
Good. Make them suffer.
And sue them PERSONALLY, too, not just their employers.
Yes dissect each individuals remarks/comments/opin and shove it up their butts
They should sue the Catholic Church too, as there were several high profile clergy who attacked Sandman viciously, especially on Twitter.
I agree these media assclowns need to pay and pay big.
And then go buy Oberlin College and turn it into another Hillsdale.
Its so rare to see real justice these days.
“And then go buy Oberlin College and turn it into another Hillsdale.”
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Naw, turn it into a huge pro-life support center. That would really tick ‘em off and accomplish great good in so doing.
I wish we could crowd fund his legal fees to get a stake!
It about time the good guys started conducting lawfare. Sue these bastards dry including the Frankie clergy.
During discovery, tie publishers and tv ceo’s to a criminal conspiracy not protected by the 1st amendment
Use e mails and phone records to get the conspiracy goods
Excellent! His lawyers have job security until retirement.
“I wish we could crowd fund his legal fees to get a stake!”
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Lawyers wouldn’t go for that, heh. Nick’s big paydays are their big paydays. And hopefully this will encourage others to lodge like suits - and attys to see the payoff potential - when things of this nature occur.
Status Report?
To whom?
It would be nice if they were required to make a retraction as well, and an apology.
They could offer certificate programs in conservative and pro-life advocacy that coincide with political science and non-profit management degree programs.
Benjamins. I see many Benjamins in Nick’s future.
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