THE VIEWER’S GUIDE · 2016 Florida civil trial · Bollea v. Gawker MediaWatch with a question in mind.
Where should the line between privacy and newsworthiness fall in this evidence? Reference a recording and time; the audience slider concerns Gawker’s liability.
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Before you watch
Why does the audience meter say liable rather than guilty?
This is a civil case. Hogan sued for damages; he was not a criminal defendant. The slider asks about Gawker’s liability, and the recorded decisions concern compensation and punitive damages.
What is included in this collection?
51 Law&Crime recordings, ordered from the March 7 openings through testimony, closings, the March 18 civil verdict and the March 21 punitive-damages phase. Source day and part numbers are preserved. Jury selection is excluded. Civil damages are not a criminal sentence.
Is this the official complete court record?
No. This is a collection of available recordings. Uploads may contain breaks, commentary, edits or omissions. Original titles and credits are preserved; LIVE refers to the original broadcast. This guide describes the historical proceedings, not current appeal status.
BRING THIS TO THE ROOMStart with a question.
Where should the line between privacy and newsworthiness fall in this evidence? Reference a recording and time; the audience slider concerns Gawker’s liability.
Join the chat →Discuss the evidence respectfully. Avoid personal information and unsupported accusations.
Not liable
Liable