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::::Ok.  So, if any money was awarded in the case (and my understanding is that any money awarded would go to cover legal costs and not damages), note where the money went.  Of course, recovering the money spent in litigating a suit (especially if, as I gather is usual, only part of the costs are recovered) is not a benefit (which would make the ACLU not a beneficiary) as they would not be financially better off than when they started.  But, I don’t see anything wrong with noting that there was cost recovery and the extent of cost recovery.  The article used as a reference doesn’t say anything about awards and I gather the case was eventually settled voluntarily without any damages being awarded.  So, I, to date, have seen nothing indicating a financial award at all (and certainly nothing about a financial benefit).--[[User:Reginod|Reginod]] 15:00, 2 April 2007 (EDT)

::::Ok.  So, if any money was awarded in the case (and my understanding is that any money awarded would go to cover legal costs and not damages), note where the money went.  Of course, recovering the money spent in litigating a suit (especially if, as I gather is usual, only part of the costs are recovered) is not a benefit (which would make the ACLU not a beneficiary) as they would not be financially better off than when they started.  But, I don’t see anything wrong with noting that there was cost recovery and the extent of cost recovery.  The article used as a reference doesn’t say anything about awards and I gather the case was eventually settled voluntarily without any damages being awarded.  So, I, to date, have seen nothing indicating a financial award at all (and certainly nothing about a financial benefit).--[[User:Reginod|Reginod]] 15:00, 2 April 2007 (EDT)