The word guilty is not found in the Civil Jury's verdict. And neither did the verdict say that he was found guilty by the jury. The terms guilt and guilty (you answered yes) are terms that you have selected to describe Civil Court findings but they are not used in any legal way in the Civil Court documents to apply to its findings.
I use words to communicate. Saying Kendrick sexually battered Candace Conti and saying Kendrick is guilty of sexually battering Candace Conti are both communicating the same thing: Kendrick did something very, very bad to Candace Conti. When a jury makes this finding based on evidence (documents and testimony) then it is not mere opinion; it is a judicial finding.
Neither was the accused cross examined. And the jury was able to decide against the accused defendant without his participation, imagine that..
My recollection is that had Kendrick wanted to object to aspersions being caste upon his character he could have attended the trial and had his say.
And a Civil Court can find a person liable by default, without a trial!
But that didn't happen in the Candance lawsuit. There was a trial. Testimony and documents were entered and heard as evidence. The court appointed jury found Kendrick had victimized Candace.
And that is why a civil Court verdict does not carry much weight in deciding whether the person actually did it. It is not about that. That is what Criminal Court is about. Civil is about the money. Besides this, as I have posted previously, Appellate already found error in the Jury's findings. It challenges the Jury's judgment in its findings.
This has already been addressed. In a jury trial despite black-letter law stipulating a higher standard of proof, when material facts are left for a jury to decide upon whether a defendant is found guilty is based on the belief of the sitting jury. Lots of innocent people have been found guilty by criminal courts and lots of guilty people have been found not-guilty by criminal courts. Both civil and criminal courts have limitations, but each also has their benefits. In this case Candace wanted to compel Watchtower to improve its policy regarding allegations of child molestation. The civil courts system was arguably better suited to that end, and she made use of it. That seems to really rub you wrong. I don't know why. But that's how it seems.
In the meantime you've been embarrassing yourself throughout this discussion by pretending Kendrick might not be a child predator. A court appointed jury found the man guilty of sexual battery of a child.