Jury asked to award punitives in tobacco trial

By: Scott Lauck August 12, 2009

Plaintiff's attorney Ken McClain placed a tobacco pill on his tongue and considered the taste. "It's sweet, like candy," he told the jurors, who later passed the product around and smelled it themselves. "It's not like you might think." Products like Camel Orbs, a flavored tobacco product that isn't smoked but rather melts in the mouth, are ...

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Jury asked to award punitives in tobacco trial

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