Amanda Brandt

Social Issues

Rapist case shows how court shouldn’t work

Last December, the Ohio Supreme Court in Brandt v. Pompa changed its position on a 2005 statute, Senate Bill 80, that caps non-economic damages—think pain and suffering. More stunning is how the case brings to light the politics in judicial decisions. Amanda Brandt had been sexually abused as a middle schooler by Roy Pompa, now […]

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Tort Reform

Law denies justice to woman raped repeatedly as a child

Roy Pompa faces a civil judgment for $114,250,00 for having sexually abused Amanda Brandt 34 times when she was a middle schooler. The abuse came during sleepovers at Pompa’s house when Amanda was a guest of Pompa’s daughter. Pompa is serving a life sentence for child rape, and he’s now being represented before the Ohio

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