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Court voids $4 million award for rape that led to AIDS.


 The Louisiana Supreme Court overturned a $4.36 million damage award granted to a man who claims he contracted AIDS after being abducted and raped outside a club in a mall parking garage. At the initial trial, the jury decided that although the plaintiff was abducted, the mall's owner was not liable, and the judge denied his request for judgment notwithstanding. An appeals court reversed the lower court ruling, stating that the club's security measures were lax, and the security provider and mall were negligent. The Supreme Court justices said the appeals court was wrong in overturning the judgment notwithstanding verdict. The justices found that the security measures were not substandard, and found no liability on the part of the security service.
