Defamation: Recent Developments in the Interpretation of Malice |
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Contents
THE U S SUPREME COURT AND DEFAMATION | 28 |
THE FEDERAL COURTS AND THE TIMES RULE | 62 |
THE STATES AND THE TIMES RULE | 131 |
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action actual malice alleged Amant Amendment Atlas attorney banc believe called Chapter charges Circuit clear common Comnas concern conclusions conduct considered Constitution Court of Appeals criticism damages decision defamation defamatory defendant entertained serious definition denied determine editorial entertained serious doubts evidence examined expression fact failed false favor federal finding freedom Ibid included indicators individual interest investigation involved issues John Journal journalists judge jury Justice knew knowledge libel Liberty litigation March matter media defendants memo newspaper noted opinion organizations panel percent police political Post present prevailed protection prove public officials public person plaintiffs published question reason reckless disregard record regarding reliable remanded reporter reporter's reputation resolution Review rule sources speech standard statements story successful suit summary judgment Supreme Court Tavoulareas told trial truth U.S. Supreme Court University writer wrote York