Defendants in Charlottesville rally trial had no coherent strategy.
Their defense was better suited for a heated Twitter debate than for a court of law.
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Their defense was better suited for a heated Twitter debate than for a court of law.
A federal jury has found the white supremacists behind the violent rally in Charlottesville in 2017, which left one person dead, liable for damages.
Those injured in Charlottesville accused organisers of conspiring to commit racially motivated violence.
White nationalist demonstrators clash with counter demonstrators at the entrance to Lee Park in Charlottesville, Virginia on August 12, 2017. Steve
Even more breaking news this afternoon, a partial verdict reached in the unite the right trial in charlottesville, virginia. nbc's national security and television correspondent ken ken dilanian. ken, we've been covering a lot of trials lately, but bring us up to speed. what's happening? >> the jury found the defendants liable for four out of six counts and awarded punitive damages. it's at least 12 million and a million per organization and half a million against each of these defendants which, as you'll recall, are some of the white supremacists and nazis who organized the unite the right ra...