Judge Orders Alex Jones To Pay More Than $100,000 In Defamation Case

Alex Jones is ordered to pay over $100,000 in legal fees in a defamation case filed by Neil Heslin, father of a Sandy Hook victim. The lawsuit claims Jones falsely accused Heslin of lying about his son's death. Judge Scott Jenkins ruled against Jones, citing contempt of court for ignoring orders. Jones's motion to dismiss the lawsuit was denied, and his lawyer plans to appeal, arguing the fees are excessive.

Who filed a defamation lawsuit against Alex Jones in 2018?

• Scott Jenkins

• Thomas Wade Jeffries

• Jesse Jones

• Neil Heslin

What did Judge Scott Jenkins order Alex Jones to do?

• Present new evidence

• Dismiss the lawsuit

• Pay over $100,000 in legal fees

• Apologize publicly

What was the consequence mentioned by the judge for Jones's actions?

• Jail time

• Increased legal fees

• Community service

• Contempt of court

What was the outcome of Jones's motion to dismiss the lawsuit?

• It was approved

• It was ignored

• It was denied

• It was postponed

What did Thomas Wade Jeffries plan to do regarding the court's decision?

• File a new lawsuit

• Accept the ruling

• Appeal the decision

• Negotiate a settlement