"I've been served justice by the courts and vindicated by God," a beaming Leviston said afterwards.As for her tormentor who was not in court she said, "I hope he learned a lesson."The $2 million award was less than the $15 million Leviston's lawyer had asked for earlier in the day, but more than the $700,000 than 50's lawyers had recommended."We had to compromise. Some wanted (to award) more, some wanted less," said the jury foreman, Tom Evans, 72.
Now 50 Cents who have earlier filed for bankruptcy is even more poorer.
