The football player was bankrupted after the order was ordered to pay the default judgment of $ 11.89 million against the alleged attack on school security
In the continuation of a court case in which Shilo Sanders The default decision was ordered to make a school security guard, for which he applied for bankruptcy, the judge set a limited protective order that could be used for any other purpose in states.“Than for the merits of this job.
Agreeable USA TODAYJudge Michael. Romero answered Sanders’ lawyer who demanded a protective order, asking for evidence of that detection, including zero (name, image and similarity) business transaction in social media. According to the lawyer, the information can be part of the “spit on campaign” that can be used against him and will affect the future of the football player after the bankruptcy decision.
“We don’t want a situation when we produce bank statements from 2023, and now we see Instagram’s post.” Look. “Someone takes care of. We will not hope, but this is the case that is already in the public sphere. “
Sanders called John Darjan, after school safety, disappointed the NFL, who was 15-year-old high school in 2015 as he did. assault The security guard after he tried to take away Sanders’s cell phone after asked to do so by school officials. Darjan claimed that after attack, there was permanent injuries left. He was awarded a default judgment of $ 11.89 million after Sanders failed to appear in 2022.
However, Dargia Lawyer, Day Rafael, resisted the request, as his or her defender owes the money, and he feels that Sander should not receive “additional” privacy in the public bankruptcy court.
“Nothing is special about what he did,” said Rafael to the judge. “Nothing makes him unique. The only thing that is unique, he decided to be bankrupt and come to this court to say that I need not to discover what I did. You chose this way. So you have to accept it. The same thing with people who have contracted him. It’s the risk of doing business. “
The judge noted that the evidence of the disclosure found cannot be distributed on social media until the public court records.
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