Mark Wahlberg (Photo: Francis Specker/Bloomberg News)
Gwinnett County State Court Judge Shawn Bratton declared a mistrial Friday morning, abruptly ending a wrongful death product liability trial that had gone on for three weeks. As lawyers arrived to hear the fate of their case, they had to share elevators with carts, cords, camera equipment and the crew for a Mark Wahlberg feature film called “Instant Family.”
April 06, 2018 at 03:26 PM
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As if the doomed Ford trial didn’t provide drama enough, Gwinnett County’s courthouse also moonlighted Friday as a movie set.
As lawyers arrived to hear the fate of the Ford case, which ended in a mistrial Friday morning after three weeks of trial, they had to share elevators with carts, cords, camera equipment and the crew for a Mark Wahlberg feature film titled “Instant Family.”
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