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: How Appealing"The $100,000 punch in the nose"
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"The $100,000 punch in the nose": Today's edition of The Kennebec Journal contains an article that begins, "Publishing a notice about a lawsuit in the Lincoln County News met the letter of the law, but violated the due process rights of a former Colby College student who now lives in Massachusetts, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court ruled on Tuesday. It means that the case in which a former Colby student won $100,000 in damages from a former classmate will start over again in Lincoln County."
And The Associated Press reports that "Court casts doubt on legal notices; Maine justices toss $100k verdict."
You can access yesterday's ruling of the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine at this link.
Full post as published by How Appealing on February 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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