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Judge's Ruling Allows Civil Damages Trial to Proceed Against Man Charged for 2000 Rape at Penn State Golf Course
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Judge's Ruling Allows Civil Damages Trial to Proceed Against Man Charged for 2000 Rape at Penn State Golf Course
The civil case against a man charged in the 2000 rape of a woman at the Penn State golf course will move toward a trial to determine damages following a Centre County judge's ruling this week. Judge Brian Marshall denied a petition by Kurt Rillema to strike a default judgment against him. Rillema failed to respond to the judgment in a timely manner, provide a valid reason for doing so or present a "meritorious defense," Marshall wrote. The defau…
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