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For almost five years, Marilyn Manson's legal team thought the Ashley Walters lawsuit was dead. Twice dismissed. Twice buried. Then a Los Angeles judge did something almost unheard of — he reversed his own ruling, brought the case back from the grave under a brand-new California law, and told Manson's attorneys from the bench that he'd have trouble sleeping if he threw it out.
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For almost five years, Marilyn Manson's legal team thought the Ashley Walters lawsuit was dead. Twice dismissed. Twice buried. Then a Los Angeles judge did something almost unheard of — he reversed his own ruling, brought the case back from the grave under a brand-new California law, and told Manson's attorneys from the bench that he'd have trouble sleeping if he threw it out.
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