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DONALD TRUMP v. TIMOTHY L. O'BRIEN: Trump a BIG LOSER
New Jersey Supreme Court ^ | 09/07/2011 | New Jersey Supreme Court

Posted on 02/11/2016 6:46:47 PM PST by SeaHawkFan

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To: Sasparilla

Do you know what the settlement is? The press doesn’t. Do we know it amounts to anything other than “Screw it, gimme a beer, and we’ll call it off?”


61 posted on 02/11/2016 9:27:14 PM PST by dangus
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To: Theodore R.

That’s all right. Maybe he can get Soros to bail him out again.


62 posted on 02/11/2016 9:37:18 PM PST by TBP (0bama lies, Granny dies.)
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To: BigEdLB

The average age of Trump supporters?


63 posted on 02/11/2016 9:37:46 PM PST by TBP (0bama lies, Granny dies.)
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To: VitacoreVision
Mr. Trump failed to demonstrate “clear and convincing evidence to establish malice,” Judge Fox ruled, according to Bloomberg News.

Uh, maybe I am a little dense, but the reason for the loss had NOTHING TO DO WITH HIS NET WORTH. He was unable to PROVE that the author wrote the book with MALICE in his mind. The guy was trying to sell books. No violation according to the ruling. Nothing more!

Malice:
In criminal law. In its legal sense, this word does not simply mean ill will against a person, but signifies a wrongful act done intentionally, without just cause or excuse. Bromage v. Prosser, 4 Barn. & C. 255. A conscious violation of the law (or the prompting of the mind to commit it) which operates to the prejudice of another person. About as clear, comprehensive, and correct a definition as the authorities afford is that "malice is a condition of the mind which shows a heart regardless of social duty aud fatally bent on mischief, the existence of which is inferred from acts committed or words spoken." Harris v. State, 8 Tex. App. 109. "Malice," in its common acceptation, means ill will towards some person. In its legal sense, it applies to a wrongful act done intentionally, without legal justification or excuse. Dunn v. Hall, 1 Ind. 344. A man may do an act willfully, and yet be free of malice. But he cannot do an act maliciously without at the same time doing it willfully. The malicious doing of an act in- cludes the willful doing of it. Malice includes intent and will. ... Law Dictionary: What is MALICE? definition of MALICE (Black's Law Dictionary)

64 posted on 02/11/2016 9:52:49 PM PST by WVKayaker (Sarah Palin endorses Donald Trump: 'No more pussyfooting around')
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To: Theodore R.

Trump additionally was a loser when it came to dealing with his attorneys, who knew that this was a loser of a case (most law students know how difficult it is to show actual malice), yet apparently happily took the case in return Trump’s cash.

They profited from Trump’s pathological vanity.


65 posted on 02/12/2016 12:59:57 AM PST by BCrago66
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To: cassiusking

It’s public information, genius.


66 posted on 02/12/2016 1:00:35 AM PST by BCrago66
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To: WVKayaker
Looks like you graduated from the Trump School of Legal Reasoning.

You excerpted a criminal definition of "malice." In case you haven't figured it out, a defamation case is civil law.

Criminal: When the State tries to put you in a cage.

Civil: When you injure Trump's vanity, and tries to get your money.

Maybe the point you were trying to make was that this suit does not directly go to the issue of Trump's net worth. The decision only states:

Even if the author was wrong wrong about Trump's net worth, Trump has not shown that the author had...knowledge of its falsity, or reckless disregard of whether or not their statements regarding Trump's net worth were false. The later part of the preceding sentence is the definition of "actual malice" in a civil context.

67 posted on 02/12/2016 1:15:52 AM PST by BCrago66
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To: heights
"Cruz fans are like Anti-Disciples. Exposure to one turns people off to Cruz."

Very perceptive. Some of them would benefit Cruz better if they revealed his positive qualities than going almost moonbat negative against Trump.

68 posted on 02/12/2016 1:38:37 AM PST by jonrick46 (The Left has a mental disorder: A totalitarian mindset..)
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To: GrouchoTex

Yes, he stated he would use those small donations. I gave GWB and Romney 5-10 times and more. I like Trump as he is the only one who has met a payroll. Most are lawyers with no idea of business or econ.


69 posted on 02/12/2016 1:54:00 AM PST by Lumper20 ( clown in Chief has own Gov employees Gestapo)
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To: SeaHawkFan
Trumps real estimated wealth in 2005 when the book was published was no more than $300 million, and then there was the real estate bubble burst in 2007-2008. Impossible to believe Trumps net worth would have increased 20-40 fold in that time.

Trump filed his financial disclosure papers when he got into the race...You can bet Trump is worth what he said he is or Cruz and the other sleezy media types would have been all over it...

70 posted on 02/12/2016 3:34:28 AM PST by Iscool (Trump will Triumph)
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To: sauropod

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71 posted on 02/12/2016 3:53:05 AM PST by sauropod (I am His and He is mine.)
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To: moder_ator

Why were my comments deleted?

Whoever said it couldn’t be copied was wrong. It is is a published opinion fronm the New Jersey Supreme Court. There is nothing at the link that claims it is copyrighted.

It is an opinion of the New Jersey Supreme Court and it is a public record and is available to anyone to republish or copy it.

Please undelete the comments you deleted.


72 posted on 02/12/2016 7:25:25 AM PST by SeaHawkFan
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To: cassiusking

Since you are apparently the person who convinced the moderator to remove my comments because you were wrong about it not being available for republishing, why don’t you man up and ask the moderator to undelete my comments.

It’s public information. How could you not understand that. Then again, you might be a Trumpite. Support who you want, but your effort to delete comments that violated not copyright or law ws either based on ignorance or intellectual dishonesty.

Do the right thing and admit to te moderator you were mistaken.


73 posted on 02/12/2016 7:34:13 AM PST by SeaHawkFan
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To: SeaHawkFan

I never contacted anyone. The posts are the only commmunications


74 posted on 02/12/2016 1:02:08 PM PST by cassiusking
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