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On this episode of Audacious, meet Manuel Oliver. He's the father of Joaquin, who was one of 17 murdered students and teachers in Parkland, Florida in 2018.
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Constance Baker Motley was a trailblazing attorney and judge who helped shape the Civil Rights movement. But her story has not been celebrated like others. This hour on Disrupted, the life and legacy of the first Black woman appointed to a U.S. federal court.
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Frankie & Johnny: Sept. 23, 2022. Topics this week include Hurricane Fiona's impact on Puerto Rico, testimony in Connecticut from defendant Alex Jones in the Sandy Hook defamation trial, and New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge approaching 61 home-run mark.
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Existing laws may cap damage awards in both Connecticut and Texas.
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Frankie & Johnny: August 26, 2022. This is a brief week-in-review update that premieres during All Things Considered on Connecticut Public Radio, Fridays at 4:44 p.m. Topics include federal loan forgiveness for millions of Americans, Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski missing out on an Independent Party endorsement, and updates in a defamation lawsuit filed against InfoWars host Alex Jones on behalf of a first responder and Sandy Hook families.
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A Connecticut judge is trying to get to the bottom of how confidential psychiatric records and depositions were shared.
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A federal bankruptcy judge in Bridgeport has sent the Connecticut lawsuit against Infowars host Alex Jones back to a local Superior Court.
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A Connecticut judge is still trying to get to the bottom of how confidential records of nine parties in a Connecticut lawsuit filed against Infowars host Alex Jones ended up in the possession of an attorney defending Jones in Texas. According to a filing in the Connecticut case, a third party was involved in transmitting the information in a hard drive believed to contain confidential depositions and psychiatric records of the Connecticut plaintiffs from Jones' attorney in Connecticut.
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Infowars host Alex Jones is on trial in Texas and Connecticut for saying that the Sandy Hook school shooting never happened. A jury now has the Texas case, while the Connecticut case is in bankruptcy court. Defense teams representing Jones face more problems stemming from a dramatic moment in court Wednesday that featured the appearance of a text message representing the type of record Jones swore he didn’t have.
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Proceedings in the Connecticut defamation lawsuit filed on behalf of Sandy Hook families against Infowars host Alex Jones have stopped for now. Jury selection was interrupted when the court was informed that the case against Jones, a conspiracy theorist who said the shooting didn't happen, was being removed to federal bankruptcy court in Bridgeport, Connecticut.