US jury awards $25mn to Oklahoma man mistakenly named as racist in newspaper
Responding to the verdict, Scott Sapulpa’s attorney Michael Barkett said, "We're just so happy for Scott. Hopefully this will vindicate his name."
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Responding to the verdict, Scott Sapulpa’s attorney Michael Barkett said, "We're just so happy for Scott. Hopefully this will vindicate his name."
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