Jets fan wants Supreme Court to review lawsuit vs. Patriots

Published: Dec 30, 2010 at 06:35 AM

PRINCETON, N.J. -- A New Jersey lawyer wants the nation's top court to review his lawsuit stemming from the New England Patriots' 2007 game-taping scandal.

Carl Mayer is a New York Jets season ticket-holder. He and two other lawyers filed the class-action lawsuit.

They announced Thursday that they had filed a petition asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case.

The lawsuit seeks millions of dollars from the Patriots and coach Bill Belichick, claiming they deceived customers by secretly videotaping Jets coaches' in-game signals. It claims fans spent large sums to see games that were essentially rigged.

A U.S. District Court judge and a federal appeals panel both dismissed the suit.

The NFL fined the Patriots and Belichick $750,000.

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