Judge Allows Alex Jones To Keep Infowars Business

The New York Times reports:

A Houston bankruptcy judge on Friday ordered the personal assets of the Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to be liquidated and sold, with the proceeds distributed among the Sandy Hook families. But the judge spared him from having to liquidate his Infowars business empire. The ruling will allow Mr. Jones to continue broadcasting on Infowars, while the families continue to pursue payment of the enormous defamation damages awarded them.

The outcome sharply divided the Sandy Hook families. Families who sued him in Texas favored Friday’s decision, which will keep Mr. Jones on the air but allow them to potentially receive more in damages. The families who sued Mr. Jones in Connecticut favored settling for less money and shutting Mr. Jones down, although they acknowledged it would perhaps not silence him entirely. Either way, the families are not likely to see the damages anytime soon.

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“Judge Orders Sale of Alex Jones’s Personal Assets but Keeps Infowars in Business”

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