Jeffrey Kemezy v. James Peters

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “The defendant should not be allowed to plead poverty if his employer or an insurance company is going to pick up the tab.”
• “The defendant should not be allowed to plead poverty if his employer or an insurance company is going to pick up the tab.”
• “The defendant should not be allowed to plead poverty if his employer or an insurance company is going to pick up the tab.”
• “When the defendant is to be fully indemnified, such evidence, far from being required, is inadmissible.”
• “The standard judicial formulation of the purpose of punitive damages is that it is to punish the defend‐ ant for reprehensible conduct and to deter [the defendant] and others from engaging in similar conduct.”
• “The standard judicial formulation of the purpose of punitive damages is that it is to punish the defend‐ ant for reprehensible conduct and to deter [the defendant] and others from engaging in similar conduct.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).