It's the first time a public nuisance argument has been successful in such a case and could open the floodgates to further legal challenges around the country.
If you had thoroughly remembered our material on value fulfillment, you would know that the only detriment to so-called free will is the built-in necessity for value fulfillment.
It was ordered to pay 465 million dollars, But on November the 9th, the state supreme court overturned the ruling saying it was based on a wrong interpretation of public nuisance law.