Jury awards $26 million to victims of 2017 neo-Nazi riot in Charlottesville, Virginia civil trial
The far-right organizers of the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally knowingly engaged in a conspiracy to commit violent acts.
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Emotions flare during contentious rally trial testimony
In an email, which followed James A. Fields’ 2018 first-degree murder conviction in Charlottesville Circuit Court, Michael Hill wrote that "There is no justice for the white man in these
Source: roanoke.com
Spencer squirms as rally plaintiffs push for details
In the years since the UTR rally, Richard Spencer’s influence has dissipated significantly and his well of financial resources has apparently shrank to such a degree that he is unable
Source: roanoke.com
UTR rally organizers return to Charlottesville, but this time as defendants
The Charlottesville case, as it has become known to some outside of the area, is an expansive lawsuit targeting key organizers and participants of both the Aug. 12, 2017 Unite
Source: roanoke.com
Judge considering moving Unite the Right lawsuit trial outside of Charlottesville
TYLER HAMMEL The (Charlottesville) Daily Progress A federal judge is considering moving the venue of a major Unite the Right rally lawsuit outside of Charlottesville due to potential logistical and safety issues. Filed on behalf of various area residents soon after the 2017 rally, Sines v. Kessler targets key organizers and participants of the deadly event. The case has moved slowly through the federal court system over the past four years, inhibited partially by the sheer number of defendants and a lack of cooperation from some of them and then the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic....
Source: roanoke.com