[tophat9000]

The last two sentence are a statement by Ventura attorney.. and nowhere in the article does it state “No one is contesting that finding”. .

just because a third parties contend the fine was excessive even if what Kyle wrote was false is not the same as saying it was false

I can get accused of stealing a piece of candy and get sentenced to 10 years.....

If anything the excessive fine in the end argues for a bias jury in the first place Other can then certainly arguing in court that 10 years for stealing a piece of candy is cruel excessive punishment ....

Along with me making an appeal I didn't steal the candy and the jury found wrong..

Or do you content all jurors are never wrong?

[SubMareener]

See the National Review article http://www.nationalreview.com/article/384176/justice-jesse-ventura-was-right-his-lawsuit-j-delgado It appears that the jury came to a reasonable verdict on the facts.