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Robert De Niro looked on Wednesday as a lawyer for a woman who worked for him for over a decade urged a jury in closing arguments to award her millions of dollars for emotional distress and reputational harm because the actor discriminated and retaliated against her. Attorney Brent Hannafan argued on Graham Chase Robinson’s behalf in Manhattan federal court after De Niro’s lawyer, Richard Schoenstein, told jurors that Robinson was a disloyal employee who stole $85,000 worth of airline miles and owes De Niro damages. “This is a civil rights trial,” Hannafan said. ....
We got to see what the jury got to see, donald trump in his civil rights trial. the actual video of the deposition the trump cave under oath in october. the jury only saw edited parts of the tape. a total roughly 45 minutes. trump faces repeated questions about his actions, as well as what he said about e. jean carroll after she said he assaulted her. your june 21 statement that s marked as exhibit 20, you say, and this is london tweet, i never met this person in my life. yes. was that a true statement when you made it on june 21, 2019? it was a true statement when i made it. i think subsequently are at ....
They were meant to do with their department of justice civil rights division. bottom line, ben, does the justice department here in washington need to be more aggressive in pursuing hate crimes prosecutions? well, that has always been our request but i have to give this department of justice administration under biden, they have charged more civil rights hate crime cases than i ve seen in my career. you know, in minneapolis right now, you have the civil rights trial going against the three officers who were responsible for helping derrick chauvin kill george floyd. that trial was going on, and that was brought by department of justice. i haven t seen that in years past they would bring these cases. good point. ....