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New Mexico jury finds Meta violated consumer law (opens the original)
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Judge will decide financial penalty based on millions of violations of state law SANTA FE — For the second time this year, a New Mexico jury found that Meta Platforms violated a state consumer protection law, in this case by making false promises to protect Facebook users from harmful content and data misuse. The verdict came Friday following two weeks of testimony in 1st Judicial District Court in Santa Fe before Judge Francis Mathew. Jurors began deliberating Wednesday afternoon after more tha
Jury deliberations to continue in New Mexico's suit against Facebook (opens the original)
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Jurors weigh whether Meta violated the state's Unfair Practices Act A Santa Fe jury is expected to resume deliberations Friday in New Mexico's lawsuit against social media giant Meta Platforms in a case focusing on data privacy and harmful content on the Facebook platform. Jurors began deliberations Wednesday afternoon after more than four hours of closing arguments by attorneys for New Mexico and Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram. The jury had not reached a verdict as of 5 p.m. Thursday
Jurors begin deliberations in New Mexico's third trial against Meta (opens the original)
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Panel must consider validity of 34 statements made by Meta over the past decade A Santa Fe jury began deliberations Wednesday following a trial in which New Mexico alleged that social media giant Meta Platforms failed to protect the personal data of Facebook users or effectively curtail the spread of hate speech and misinformation on the platform. Attorneys for New Mexico and Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, offered jurors a whirlwind recap of testimony in the two-week trial that cente
Testimony begins in 2024 kidnapping, beating death (opens the original)
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Prosecutor alleges 45-year-old Albuquerque woman ordered 'henchmen' to kidnap and torture man Prosecutors told jurors Tuesday that Virginia Nicasio ran a high-volume narcotics operation in Northwest Albuquerque and ordered her "enforcer" to kidnap, torture and kill a man for stealing from her. Nicasio's attorney responded that her client had offered housing to a man who viciously murdered Antonio Taylor without Nicasio's knowledge. Nicasio, 45, is charged with first-degree murder, two counts of
Former NM House leader found guilty on all counts in fraud case (opens the original)
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Former New Mexico House majority leader was convicted Friday on all federal counts, including bribery and mail fraud A federal jury found former New Mexico House Majority Leader Sheryl Williams Stapleton and a co-defendant guilty Friday on all counts following a trial that set out in detail an elaborate eight-year scheme to steal state and federal education funding. Stapleton, 69, and her co-defendant, Joseph Johnson, 75, both walked out of the courthouse Friday after U.S. District Judge James O
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