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have $20 in expenses.” Then, at the end of the month there are fetfll utility bills, Mrs. Cebula added.
“Even the regulars stopped coming,” she said. “They said it just stuck in their minds. I can see their point, I know I feel the same way” when stories go around about a restaurant, Mrs. Cebula said last week.
The suit seeks a total award of $600,000, split into two counts and divided again. Each count asks $300,000 — $150,000 in compensatory damages and $150,000 in punitive damages.
In legal actions, compensatory damages are asked to repay the victim for alleged loss of income resulting from the actions of the defendant. Punitive damages are asked, and usually awarded, as punishment for the actions of the defendant. In civil cases which go to trial, damages are awarded only if the plaintiff is judged to prevail. Even if compensatory damages are awarded, punitive damages do not always follow, however. Usually, punitive damages are awarded where the judge or jury finds that the defendant acted with malice, with clear knowledge that his actions would harm the plaintiff, or with disregard for the consequences of those actions.
Sheriff Woodward declined to comment on the case, since he has not yet conferred with an attorney. As a constitutional officer of the Commonwealth of Virginia, his attorney will be appointed by the state’s Attorney General, Mary Sue Terry. The liability insurance carried by the county through the
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