Jury foreman in CNN defamation trial speaks out, says network’s staff did more harm than good on witness stand
The foreman of the jury that found that CNN committed defamation against U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young doesn’t believe the ...
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CNN defamation juror would have awarded Navy veteran ‘up to $100 million’ before settlement was reached
The jury foreperson in U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young’s defamation victory over CNN said she was prepared to award "up to $100 million" in punitive damages before an undisclosed settlement was ...
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CNN found guilty of defamation, jury foreperson speaks out
Jury foreperson Katy Svitenko spoke with Fox News Digital after CNN was found to have defamed Navy veteran Zachary Young.
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CNN Defamation Trial: Zachary Young & Nemex Enterprises Inc. v. CNN
A photo of Zachary Young and his dog is shown in court Jan. 7, 2025 during his defamation case against CNN. (Court TV) The segment claimed that Young, who worked as a security consultant ...
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CNN defamation trial juror reveals the network's vile behavior that meant it lost case
And it was those emails that gave us the defamation charge,' she revealed. 'Alex Marquardt had put in an email, "I'm going to nail this Zachary Young,"' she said of the expletive-ridden message ...
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Zachary Young's Lawyer Asks if CNN Thinks Jurors Are 'Stupid' at Trial
The lawyer for Zachary Young, who is suing CNN in a defamation case, asked if the network thinks "we're all stupid" while addressing jurors during his closing argument in trial on Thursday.
‘Fed Up With Fake News’: CNN Juror Would Have Awarded Up to $100 Million in Punitive Damages
The foreperson in the CNN defamation trial said the jury was sending a message that the general public is 'fed up with fake news and partial truths.' ...
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Jury foreman in CNN defamation trial speaks out, says network’s staff did more harm than good on witness stand
The foreman of the jury that found that CNN committed defamation against U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young doesn’t believe the network did itself any favors during the high-stakes trial.