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"He put this hard working woman, who ran a restaurant for 24 years, out of business.”
Telling the jury that Sheriff Woodward had “abused” his power, Mr. O'Neill asked them to award Mrs. Cebula $100,000 in damages as punishment. "That’ll make the headlines. That’ll show people that Millie was not a bad cook —that Millie was not a dirty person. That’s what these charges were — that she ran a dirty kitchen."
Mr. Wiley, however, told the jury in his closing arguments that Mrs. Cebula’s suit had not met its burden of proof. There is no clear and convincing evidence, he said, that Sheriff Woodward had made the statements with knowledge they were false and with a malicious in
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