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COURTS: Judge rules Ragland civilly liable in 1994 death of UK football player

By Michael Stevens

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Shane Ragland liable in UK player's death, judge rules HERALD LEADER
Fayette judge ruled Monday that Shane Ragland is liable in the death of Trent DiGiuro, the University of Kentucky football player who was gunned down in 1994. 

The question of how much Ragland owes the DiGiuros has not been determined. That will be determined in a jury trial, lawyers for both sides said. A jury will also decide whether the DiGiuros are entitled to punitive damages to punish Ragland, Judge Thomas Clark ruled.

The DiGiuro family's lawyer, Thomas Conway of Louisville, said he will ask for a trial to be scheduled for this summer.. . . .

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on January 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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