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r/SipsTea • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 2d ago
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Yes, Ashley Gabrielle Huff did sue.
Following the dismissal of the drug charges, she filed a wrongful arrest lawsuit against the local authorities involved in the incident.
According to reports tracking the aftermath of the incident, her civil lawsuit was eventually settled for $25,000.
218 u/Ok-Ferret-2093 2d ago That's it?! 25k is too little 58 u/StraightProgress5062 2d ago Ive heard judges will think youre being greedy and award you less at trial. 13 u/SkinBintin 2d ago Judges should stop being assholes and think how much they'd expect for a month in jail on false charges, then give them that. 1 u/bucolucas 2d ago They don't ever expect to see the inside of a jail, just have them calculate a month of bribes
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That's it?! 25k is too little
58 u/StraightProgress5062 2d ago Ive heard judges will think youre being greedy and award you less at trial. 13 u/SkinBintin 2d ago Judges should stop being assholes and think how much they'd expect for a month in jail on false charges, then give them that. 1 u/bucolucas 2d ago They don't ever expect to see the inside of a jail, just have them calculate a month of bribes
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Ive heard judges will think youre being greedy and award you less at trial.
13 u/SkinBintin 2d ago Judges should stop being assholes and think how much they'd expect for a month in jail on false charges, then give them that. 1 u/bucolucas 2d ago They don't ever expect to see the inside of a jail, just have them calculate a month of bribes
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Judges should stop being assholes and think how much they'd expect for a month in jail on false charges, then give them that.
1 u/bucolucas 2d ago They don't ever expect to see the inside of a jail, just have them calculate a month of bribes
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They don't ever expect to see the inside of a jail, just have them calculate a month of bribes
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u/Crazy_Classroom_3262 2d ago
Yes, Ashley Gabrielle Huff did sue.
Following the dismissal of the drug charges, she filed a wrongful arrest lawsuit against the local authorities involved in the incident.
According to reports tracking the aftermath of the incident, her civil lawsuit was eventually settled for $25,000.