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Michigan State Hazing Lawsuit: Seeking Justice for Phat Nguyen Hearing that criminal charges have been dismissed against the people involved in your loved one’s death is a crushing blow. It feels like the system has failed you twice—first by letting the tragedy happen, and then by refusing to punish those responsible. If you are sitting at a kitchen table in East Lansing or anywhere in Ingham County trying to make sense of why the justice system seems to be stalling, you need to know that the criminal court is only one path. The recent dismissal of charges in the Michigan State University fraternity case was caused by a technical delay in processing evidence—1.5 terabytes of data from 10 seized cell phones. While the prosecutor intends to refile those charges once the forensic downloads are complete, your family does not have to wait for the criminal system to move. We focus on the civil justice system, where the burden of proof is different, and where we can hold the national fraternity, the local officers, and the individual participants financially accountable for the life they took. Phat Nguyen was only 21 years old. He was a student with a full future ahead…