THIS.

The real question is, has the defendant manned up and went to court, would NARSOL have won? One reason I have NO FAITH in the courts is that we have rarely seen a person on the public registry win any money in a lawsuit.

Just Sayin’, we don’t have to wait for NARSOL to do it. Below is the link to the news release on NARSOL’s website.

NARSOL can’t do all of this alone without members like you and me. Share! Share! Share!

https://www.narsol.org/2026/05/north-carolina-court-awards-narsol-18458-against-man-who-spread-false-claims/

He was fundraising on GiveSendGo for a legal defense. Whether or not he won is another story. Unfortunately, I don’t know how much he raised because the fundraiser was taken offline.

I don’t know how much he has, or if anything he has qualifies as an asset.

Not really. Collection is a matter of enforcing the judgement. If there are not funds in a bank account that can be siezed, then his earnings can be attached through wage garnishment.

Collecting on a monetary judgement is difficult when it is a small amount of money (it costs more to collect than the judgement is worth). But a judgement that is north of 18 thousand? Yeah, no probs….just gotta jump through a few hoops.

And a default judgement (where one side ignored the suit)? Almost impossible for them to overturn unless they can show some compelling reason why they ignored the court.

let’s not get too excited. Davis defaulted, meaning he never responded to the complaint. The court didn’t arrive at any conclusions based on the merits.

#2 Have you (whoever it is owed to) actually physically gotten the money? Only asking because many judgements are made but that doesn’t mean someone actually will pay those who are owed. I re-read several times and did not state that the money was actually handed over. Just said it was ordered to be handed over.

#3 There will always be hate groups, KKK, Aryan Nation, and more.

Hope we get an update when the money actually is returned, if it hasn’t been yet. Always nice to get a win.

For years, opponents have tried to silence reform advocacy through smear campaigns, harassment, and mob pressure instead of facts or evidence. Now there is a court judgment on the record establishing that these attacks crossed the line into unlawful conduct.

Go public with it. Send it to national media outlets, civil liberties organizations, legal commentators, and investigative journalists. Let people see what happens when advocacy groups are targeted with coordinated false accusations designed to destroy contracts and intimidate supporters.

The story is no longer just about registry reform. It’s about defamation, censorship by intimidation, and whether advocacy organizations are allowed to exist without being terrorized into silence.

Sunlight is the best disinfectant. Expose him.