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· 7/1/1851

The Vincennes

Citations

  • 28 F. Cas. 1193

How courts have described this case

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  • awarding per diem amount of $210,000 for 21 days in captivity, plus $5,000,000 lump sum for pain and suffering
  • awarding $ 300 million in total to the estates of two victims and their families
  • denying prejudgment interest because \pain and suffering and solatium damages are both designed to be fully compensatory\
  • denying prejudgment interest after concluding that “pain and suffering and solatium damages are both designed to be fully compensatory”
  • denying prejudgment interest because “pain and suffering and solatium damages are both designed to be fully compensatory”
  • denying prejudgment interest because “pain and suffering and solatium damages are both designed to be fully compensatory”

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Judges: Ware

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