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Neo Nazi Organization Willing to Pay Plaintiffs in Federal Lawsuit
From WVIR-TV Charlottesville
The linked court submission is rather strange.
Neo Nazi Organization Willing to Pay Plaintiffs in Federal Lawsuit
One of the defendants in a federal lawsuit stemming from the violent white supremacist events in August 2017 is willing to pay the plaintiffs.
Thursday, February 28th 2019, 2:48 PM EST
Edited by John Early
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - One of the defendants in a federal civil lawsuit stemming from the violent white supremacist events in August 2017 is admitting to conspiracy and negligence and is willing to pay the plaintiffs.
The National Socialist Movement filed a motion for summary judgment[PDF] in Charlottesville's federal court in order to resolve the case. In the court filing, president and director James Hart Stern stated he took over the "largest Neo Nazi organization" on February 15, 2019.
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The group, along with Jason Eric Kessler and other organizers of the Unite the Right rally and the torch-lit march on the University of Virginia, was sued by victims of the violence for conspiracy and negligence.
Legal wrangling over evidence discovery is still ongoing between the remaining plaintiffs and defendants.
One of the defendants in a federal lawsuit stemming from the violent white supremacist events in August 2017 is willing to pay the plaintiffs.
Thursday, February 28th 2019, 2:48 PM EST
Edited by John Early
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - One of the defendants in a federal civil lawsuit stemming from the violent white supremacist events in August 2017 is admitting to conspiracy and negligence and is willing to pay the plaintiffs.
The National Socialist Movement filed a motion for summary judgment[PDF] in Charlottesville's federal court in order to resolve the case. In the court filing, president and director James Hart Stern stated he took over the "largest Neo Nazi organization" on February 15, 2019.
<snip>
The group, along with Jason Eric Kessler and other organizers of the Unite the Right rally and the torch-lit march on the University of Virginia, was sued by victims of the violence for conspiracy and negligence.
Legal wrangling over evidence discovery is still ongoing between the remaining plaintiffs and defendants.
http://www.nbc29.com/story/40046881/neo-nazi-organization-willing-to-pay-plaintiffs-in-federal-lawsuit
