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Lifeson, whose real name is Alex Zivojinovich, had sued in federal court claiming that Collier County deputies violated his civil rights while subduing him and his son during a skirmish at a party at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Naples, Fla. Tasers were used on the pair, and Lifeson's nose was broken.
But U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson wrote in a ruling last week that deputies' actions "were objectively reasonable." [see full story for more]
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