Slander, Libel & Privacy 101
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I get a kick out of everything Gorilla posts!! :laugh:0
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I get a kick out of everything Gorilla posts!! :laugh:0
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See? He's all flustered and can't spell properly.0
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Hmm. So it sounds like when I threatened to sue my ex's wife for libel, I think I might have actually known what I was talking about. She posted my picture on a social networking site without my permission, with a caption beneath that stated I was the woman who was trying to steal her husband (which I was not). I had no idea it was there until I came across it by accident one day, and had no idea how long it had been there. For months after it was taken down, I stalked her page to see if it had gotten put back up (it never was - good thing for them).
Interesting stuff. Thanks for the 101, abogado guapo.0 -
Are you short? Just wondering....
Pfft again. You're a lawyer. it just means you're better at lying than the average Joe.
So the phrase, "Trust Me, I am a lawyer" doesn't work for you?0 -
Are you short? Just wondering....0
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*sigh* I needed this. My brain was slowly shutting down. Go knowledge! Gorilla, your posts make me happy and smarter. ^_^0
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No, it means that I'm better at propagating a manifestation of the truth, slated in favor of my particular argument, at any given moment.0
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No, it means that I'm better at propagating a manifestation of the truth, slated in favor of my particular argument, at any given moment.0
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I took a Constitutional Law class last year and we briefly discussed libel and whatnot. I seem to recall (correct me if I'm wrong) that libel is only something that the press can do. I know there was something that it is impossible for a private citizen to do to another private citizen... I would check my notes or my books but they're not here.0
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I took a Constitutional Law class last year and we briefly discussed libel and whatnot. I seem to recall (correct me if I'm wrong) that libel is only something that the press can do. I know there was something that it is impossible for a private citizen to do to another private citizen... I would check my notes or my books but they're not here.0
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Yes! See "Wilde, Oscar: Biography."
You are a big nerd. I like it.0 -
I took a Constitutional Law class last year and we briefly discussed libel and whatnot. I seem to recall (correct me if I'm wrong) that libel is only something that the press can do. I know there was something that it is impossible for a private citizen to do to another private citizen... I would check my notes or my books but they're not here.
I lied. Turns out I typed my notes for studying purposes. I was thinking of the Times Standard established in New York Times v Sullivan (1964) which was expanded a couple times but the expansion I was thinking of was Gertz v Robert Welch Inc (1974) when they decided that private citizens get more protection from libel by the press since, unlike public officials and figures, they don't have easy access to the media to defend themselves. Really, because the media was involved it seems like an entirely different topic altogether.0 -
if people are getting butthurt over what someone's doing on a forum...then they shouldn't be on a forum to start with.0
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One of my favorite sayings is "words means things". Thank you for an excellent post.0
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Thank you Gorilla!0
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I know how to make pine cone bird feeders.0
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I know how to make pine cone bird feeders.0
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