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Jury says Virginia campground must pay 2 families $750,000 for discrimination against Black camper

  • A Franklin County jury awarded $750,000 to two families evicted from a Smith Mountain Lake campground due to racial discrimination as determined by the verdict.
  • Attorney General Jason Miyares stated that this award is the largest fair housing verdict ever secured by his office.
  • The jury granted $100,000 for losses and emotional distress to each family, along with $550,000 in punitive damages against Regina Turner, the campground owner.
  • Turner denies the eviction claim but admitted to making discriminatory comments, stating that had she known one of the families was Black, she wouldn’t have rented the lot.
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Virginia Mercury broke the news in on Thursday, March 20, 2025.
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