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a business owner who was defamed by a local television news broadcast was awarded $10 million by a Virginia jury on May 23. Jesse Sheckler, 50, sued the Virginia Broadcasting Corp., which owns WVIR, after the Charlottesville, Va.-based station incorrectly broadcast that the police found large amounts of drugs at his home and business. At the time, Sheckler was charged with financing a drug deal; he was later acquitted. Virginia Broadcasting contended that the information it broadcast came from a reliable so
June 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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