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It reveals in many ways the corrupting nature of donald trump. how he corrupts everything around him. he forces people who i may not agree on any policy issue. but for whatever their professional responsibilities are and licenses are, he finds ways to get them to con tort in such a way that they're doing his bidding, having nothing to do with the legal ramifications but all about the loyalty to the man. and that is the challenge that i think we all have going forward in terms of holding him accountable. because there are people there around him that don't care that much about the professional ...

>> that would be a wrongful death civil lawsuit filed. against the defendant for civil tort wrongfully taking the life. there'd be compensatory damages obviously. the question of punitive damages hard to say, not one 100% clear. they could be imposed and it would be the defendant paying those damages. arthel: we are not convicting anyone that's part of the analysis i'm having you provide here. let me move here in big cities like new york mentally unstable people are integrated in our everyday lifestyles. how could the outcome of this case impact society's interaction with the mentally ill or i...

Where a defamation claim was dismissed, that was error, as the complaint sufficiently alleges that the defendant posted a false statement on social media charging the plaintiffs with a crime, which is actionable without proof of economic loss. “… The plaintiffs are affiliated with various nonprofits serving Lawrence, Massachusetts. The defendant operates a business in

Testify, not to be there. but if he's invoking his fifth amendment right not to testify in a civil trial, ms. carroll's lawyers can reference that and ask for an inference against him. you can't do that in a criminal trial. >> you made the parallel of the o.j. simpson case. even with the acquittal there was payment. that was the penalty in that si civil case. is that what could potentially happen here if e. jean carroll gets a ruling in her favor that there would be a financial penalty. >> absolutely. there's a financial penalty for the damages for the defamation, injury to her reputation and ...

Where a defendant security guard has moved for summary judgment on a plaintiff’s trespass claim, that motion should be allowed because the defendant never made an entry onto the plaintiff’s property and thus did not commit a trespass. “Timothy Carr (‘Carr’ or ‘the plaintiff’) contends that his rights were violated when two Bourne Police Department