US EditionJury awards Texas woman $1.2 billion in 'revenge porn' lawsuit
- A Texas woman was awarded $1.2 billion in damages after suing her former boyfriend for sharing intimate images of her without consent.
- The woman accused her ex-boyfriend of psychologically and sexually abusing her by distributing revenge porn through fake online accounts.
- The jury found the ex-boyfriend liable for violating Texas' revenge porn law and ordered him to pay $200 million for mental anguish and $1 billion in punitive damages.
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Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion after ex-boyfriend put intimate photos in public Dropbox
A victim of so-called "revenge porn" in Texas has been awarded $1.2 billion after her ex-boyfriend allegedly shared what court documents call “visually intimate material" of her online and with her her family, friends and colleagues.
Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion in damages in revenge porn case
A woman in the United States was awarded a $1.2 billion settlement after a Texas jury ruled that she was the victim of "revenge porn". The woman from Texas who filed the lawsuit in 2022 claimed that her ex-boyfriend sent personal pictures of her to her family, friends, and coworkers via fake online accounts. The identity of the woman has not been revealed, she went by her initials D.L. in court documents. She filed the lawsuit in Harris County
Texas woman awarded $1.2 billion from ex-boyfriend in revenge porn lawsuit
A Houston woman has been awarded $1.2 billion after her ex-boyfriend distributed intimate images and videos of her online without her permission — a crime known as “revenge porn.”The victim was awarded $200 million for past and future mental anguish (compensatory damages) and $1 billion in exemplary damages, according to a press release.The victim’s ex-boyfriend, Marques Jamal Jackson, has been ordered to pay the damages.“We are grateful the jur…
In the US, a court has sentenced a man to a significant fine for disseminating compromising footage of his ex-girlfriend. The plaintiff's lawyer spoke of a “national epidemic.”
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