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In response to "ST law talkers, what's the legal definition of "actual malice"." by TWuG

Knowledge that the statement is false or reckless disregard for whether it is true or false. -- nm

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Mar 31 '23, 15:12

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That sounds bad for Fox News Corp. -- nm - TWuG Mar 31, 17:00
my understanding from Law Twitter's analysis is the MSJ ruling also precludes Fox from offering several defenses that might otherwise make proving - hollywood big shot Mar 31, 15:34 6
- is this re: -- (link) - mud Mar 31, 15:56 5
  - I'll take a look but I can't imagine Fox has much chance here with the emails that have been disclosed and the depositions they've given. - pmb Mar 31, 16:30
  - good law prof thread counting the ways it’s bad for Rupert -- (link) - hollywood big shot Mar 31, 16:02 3
    - "bold, italics, and capital letters" ! -- nm - mud Mar 31, 16:08 2
      - every email is more damning than the last -- (link) - hollywood big shot Mar 31, 16:50 1
        
        Now why did they insist on going to trial? -- nm - . Mar 31, 17:26

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