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Is there a ceiling to how much the US legal system can award in cases involving individuals? At what point does it become manifestly unjust - or are they not ev

by tjpnz 4y ago

Is there a ceiling to how much the US legal system can award in cases involving individuals? At what point does it become manifestly unjust - or are they not even required to consider that?

em-bee 4y ago
it becomes unjust at the point where it doesn't leave a person enough money to live. but the courts don't seem to stop there. see child support payments that can ruin someones life.