Deadline for Response to Televangelist’s Suit Set
From Times Staff Reports
Attorneys for Enoch Lonnie Ford have until Nov. 8 to file a written response to a lawsuit by televangelist Paul Crouch, who contends that Ford violated a court order by talking publicly about an alleged tryst between the two.
Ford could be jailed or fined, or both, if Orange County Superior Court Judge John M. Watson finds he violated the order issued in 2003 prohibiting Ford from talking about the alleged encounter. Crouch paid Ford $425,000 to keep quiet.
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