Batali was acquitted of criminal sexual assault charges in a non-jury trial in May. Read more:
What’s next for Batali is anyone’s guess, but it’s hard to think that he doesn’t feel vindicated by how the legal system worked for him. His pockets are probably a bit emptier now, sure, but he likely feels he can now move on. And maybe, just maybe, we’ll all now be able to do the same and
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