Church victim accused of having ‘credibility of $3 note’ gets $2.2 million
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A man who says he was historically abused by members of the Marist Brothers was awarded $2.2 million by a Supreme Court jury. The award followed a case in which the order’s lawyer challenged his credibility and alleged that he fabricated evidence.
A victim of historical clerical abuse was accused by the Marist Brothers’ lawyer of fabricating evidence and faking details of two suicide attempts, but a Supreme Court jury awarded him $2.2 million.