A U.S. judge upheld a jury’s findings that the Anti-Defamation League defamed a couple by publicly accusing them of being anti-Semitic. In April 2000, a jury awarded William and Dorothy Quigley $10.5 million in damages, but the judge reduced the amount to $9.75 million.
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