DEFAMATION -- LIBEL AND SLANDER; (Becareful what you say about the Clintons)

Florida Bar Association ^ | 10/24/03 | dubyaismypresident

[NeoCaveman]

I agree with you. Bill Clinton is a traitor a perjurer and a communist (but I repeat myself)

This thread is satire of another thread.

[NeoCaveman]

I also believe Hillary is the devil incarnate she can sue me if she likes. I doubt she can prove she's not.

[ZGuy]

Someone who makes TRUE statments about another can also be found guilty of slander. I remember that as a decision handed down 25-30 years ago by the SCOTUS (or the Calif Supreme Court?) when some guy who said something unflattering, but proveably true about another person was found guilty of slander and the court upheld the decision.

[Pagey]

'Just a little truth on a Friday' BUMP

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Sid Blumenthal paid part of the defendant's legal costs to get out of a libel suit against Drudge.

[NeoCaveman]

It can never be said often enough.

[xsmommy]

and a most excellent parody, dubs!

[hobbes1]

Since the original thread had to be parody, this must be parrotty parody.....

[xsmommy]

once a year, whether he needs it or not, dubs is struck by genius : )

[Constitution Day]

I'm demonstrating absurdity by being absurd.

That's my very favorite type of humor.
You get a gold star for today!

[NeoCaveman]

That's my very favorite type of humor. You get a gold star for today!

While Rush is gone we all need to kick it up a notch.

[hobbes1]

Oh, I think it is going to go up a notch any second...lol

[NeoCaveman]

I saw.

[hobbes1]

heh heh.... ; )

[NeoCaveman]

Ping

[mabelkitty]

A public figure cannot sue for slander, and Hillary's history with Gennifer Flowers prevents her from suing others for slander.

Hillary Clinton used libel and slander to smear Gennifer Flowers. Hillary's defense in layman's terms was that the lies were merely political speech (allowed to lie in political speech) and therefore protected. Clinton lost that appeal.

Flowers won and will go to trial.

[concerned about politics]

That's OK. We're covered.

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[NeoCaveman]

Cool can I post that over here.

[tiamat]

Thanks! LOL!

Tia

[lonevoice]

bump and bookmark. Thanks, dubya!