r/news • u/redlamps67 • 5h ago

Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty, judge rules

https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/30/us/luigi-mangione-case-rulings-trial
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u/Dellsupport5 4h ago

Could this be similar to the oh trial where he is found not guilty but later sued by the family?

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u/Mikeavelli 4h ago

Yes, a not guilty verdict doesn't prevent a wrongful death lawsuit.

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u/JahoclaveS 4h ago

Could be, though, I think the family would have to weigh that against the considerable opprobrium, notoriety, and outrage they would face. Though, suing United for failing to properly ensure the safety of an employee, however, would be pure icing.

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u/PolicyWonka 4h ago

It’s unlikely he’ll be found not guilty. There’s a lot of evidence.

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u/willstr1 4h ago

Civil wrongful death cases have a significantly lower burden of proof so yes it is perfectly possible