Supreme Court Rejects Alex Jones Appeal

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Supreme Court rejects Alex Jones’s bid to set aside $1.4 billion verdict
The Supreme Court rejected a bid by conspiracy theorist and Infowars founder Alex Jones to set aside the historic $1.4 billion jury verdict against him for defaming families of victims of the Sandy Ho

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Supreme Court won’t review Alex Jones’ appeal on $1.4 billion judgment in Sandy Hook case
Supreme Court rejects Alex Jones' appeal of $1.4 billion defamation judgment in Sandy Hook shooting
Supreme Court Shuts Down Alex Jones’s Attempt to Avoid Accountability
The Supreme Court has tossed Alex Jones’s efforts for a renewed defamation challenge, denying his request to review and potentially overturn the $1.4 billion judgment against him for making conspirato...

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Alex Jones Handed Major Setback In Bid to Dodge Paying Sandy Hook Families $1.4 Billion
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ $2.2 billion court blow
US Supreme Court rejects Alex Jones' appeal against $1.4bln Sandy Hook shooting defamation ruling
Jones filed for bankruptcy in late 2022 and his lawyers told the justices that the "plaintiffs have no possible hope of collecting" the entire judgment.

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Court rejects US conspiracy theorist's appeal of $1.4 bn defamation judgment
Supreme Court Rejects Alex Jones’ $1.4 Billion Sandy Hook Judgment Appeal

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