174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.
174 days later, the House is back at it. And if yesterday was any indication, it’ll be a marathon of a fall. More on what to expect momentarily.
SCOOP — Quito Maggi has lost his appeal of Nate Erskine-Smith’s defamation win.
In a decision released Tuesday, Justice Karen Jensen sided with a lower court that found Maggi defamed Erskine-Smith with a tweet accusing him of threatening voters in a 2014 nomination contest. She upheld the $25,000 in damages and ordered the CEO of Mainstreet Research to pay an extra $10,000 in costs.