Jury says The New York Times defamed Alabama basketball player with incorrect story about shooting
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- Jury rules N.Y. Times defamed Bama hoops player www.espn.com · 4d ago
- Beckley attorney Stephen P. New secures $9.25M defamation verdict against New York Times WVVA · 4d ago
- Jury says The New York Times defamed Alabama basketball player with story about shooting WBMA · 4d ago
- Jury says The New York Times defamed Alabama basketball player with incorrect story about shooting AP News · 4d ago
- A jury says The New York Times defamed former Bishop Canevin star Kai Spears Pittsburgh Post-Gazette · 4d ago
- Ex-Alabama basketball player awarded $9.25 million in a defamation case against the New York Times CBS Sports · 4d ago
- Jury says The New York Times defamed Alabama basketball player with incorrect story about shooting KXAN Austin · 4d ago
- Former Alabama basketball player wins $9.25m in defamation case against New York Times The Guardian · 4d ago broke it first
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