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Here’s why a judge voided Jermaine Jackson’s $6.5M rape case default judgment
Michael Jackson’s older brother, Jermaine Jackson, scored a legal victory after a judge voided the 6.5 million default judgment that was awarded to his rape accuser. Per TMZ, the judge voided the default judgment because the woman in question failed to address Jermaine, 71, by his legal name when she made efforts to serve him...
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Judge Upholds Death Penalty For Accused Charlie Kirk Assassin Tyler Robinson
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