Duke lawsuit press conference

On February 21, 2008, 38 members of the Duke lacrosse team and several of their parents filed a lawsuit against Duke University, the City of Durham and a number of other defendants for their roles in what has come to be known as the Duke lacrosse scandal. Charles J. Cooper, attorney for the players, explains the complaint and answers questions from the media. Steven Henkelman, father of Duke lacrosse player Erik Henkelman, also spoke at the news conference.

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[Splungers]

Beginning at 44:00 A reporter asks "What harm has been done to the players?" in an almost incredulous tone.The vapidness of the press is is astounding. A media team needs to be in place to counteract the idiocy of agenda driven "Journalists". Happy hunting to the legal team.I have read the filing, the clowns at Duke , sitting on a 6 billion fund will probably settle.

[janderson65]

It's so gratifying to see the pompous, real world idiocracy of Duke and it's tenured politically correct morons get national exposure.

Many of these Duke teachers are still in denial about the boys' innocense, and more absurdly, too egomaniacal to claim their own complicity in this racist witch hunt.

The real spoiled, rich, lawless criminals in this trajedy are these closet racists, too politically correct to stand up for due process, ironically something tremendously simple.

[Sakamachi25]

lying is bad mmkay?

[nvyseal0909]

i hope they win every penny because they deserve it i just wish they sent the sexist feminist that falsely accused them to jail where she belongs sick how women can blindly accuse guys of rape and ruin their lives and then get off with no jail time at all