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Court upholds $4.6 million verdict against ex-Charleston Battery owner in golf cart assault case

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By Caitlin Byrd Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
The S.C. Court of Appeals has rejected former Charleston Battery owner Eric Bowman’s bid to throw out a $4.6 million civil verdict against him after a jury found him liable for striking a man with a golf cart in a dispute six years ago over an unpaid Sullivan’s Island bar tab. In a July 8 opinion, the court affirmed a Charleston County jury’s award of more than $4.66 million to Wallace “B.J.” Crosby, which included roughly $1.86 million in actual damages and $2.8 million in punitive damages.
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Lindsey Graham expects housing package to become law despite Trump's election bill demands

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By Caitlin Byrd Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
CHARLESTON — U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham said his colleague Tim Scott’s legislation to address America’s housing crisis is critical to Republican efforts to address affordability, even as President Donald Trump insists Congress pass an elections bill before he’ll sign it. But Graham said Trump is demanding something the Senate cannot deliver since Republicans don’t have the votes to pass it.
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US Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender athletes in girls' sports, leaving SC law intact

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By Caitlin Byrd Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
South Carolina's ban on transgender athletes playing on girls' and women's sports teams at publicly funded schools remains intact after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that similar laws in two other states are constitutional. The 6-3 decision issued June 30 upheld laws in West Virginia and Idaho that bar transgender girls and women from competing on female school sports teams.
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