A New Jersey jury on Friday awarded $166 million to an infant beaten to the point of permanent blindness and brain damage by a parent that the state child-welfare agency allowed to keep custody.
December 13, 2013 at 08:14 PM
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A New Jersey jury on Friday awarded $166 million to an infant beaten to the point of permanent blindness and brain damage by a parent that the state child-welfare agency allowed to keep custody.
The Essex County verdict against the Division of Youth and Family Services came after a two-week trial and about two hours of deliberation.
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