Defamation Law Suits Awards Unfair & Unjust

 If the monetary award is too excessive, without considering fairly on the income and financial position of the defendant, it becomes unreasonably and unnecessarily punitive. As such, the presiding judge becomes defamed by his own judgement. This is ironically laughable. 


In addition, if the defendant is unable to pay back, he can declare bankruptcy so that he does not have to pay his creditors, is it not? 


So, what really is the purpose of the monetary award? It not only does not un-defame the plaintiff, it becomes ironically an instrument for the judge to be defamed by his on judgement. 


Two wrongs do not make one right.




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