Michael Sullivan, Gawker's attorney, addressed members of the jury and asked them to consider the far-reaching consequences a Hogan victory could have if it demonstrated " powerful celebrities, politicians and public figures would use our courts to punish people," per Kludt.
Daulerio gave in 2013 in which he stated, "invasion of privacy has incredibly positive effects on society," according to Kludt. Turkel also referenced an interview Gawker editor A.J. Brian Stelter #hulkvsgawk verdict reaction from a Gawker source, seconded by a colleague: "This is much worse than anyone ever expected"Īccording to Kludt, Hogan's attorney, Kenneth Turkel, stated in his closing argument that Gawker "didn't have the common decency" to try to contact the former wrestler before posting the video.
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