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In reply to the discussion: Trump sues Murdoch, Dow Jones over WSJ story on Epstein birthday letter: court records [View all]MayReasonRule
(3,560 posts)39. So why is this a dangerous case for the WSJ? SCOTUS
Thank you for your informed analysis!
I'm working on doing the necessary mental gymnastics to convolute the malice standard in such a way as to moot evidentiary proof of truth as an absolute defense.
I am unable.
What twists and turns might SCOTUS pronounce so as to allow such an abhorrent outcome?
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Trump sues Murdoch, Dow Jones over WSJ story on Epstein birthday letter: court records [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Friday
OP
If he drops it, Murdoch could counter-sue for vexacious litigation. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Friday
#7
Unless the POS in the WH can show they acted with malice, and knowingly made a false statement with
lostincalifornia
Friday
#3
Found This Thread On reddit r/law That You Might Appreciate... The Court System Is Now His Protection Racket
MayReasonRule
Saturday
#35
Why? What do you think the Journal will be seeking to discover that would be relevant to their defense?
onenote
Saturday
#34
Truth Is Generally Considered An Abolute And Complete Defense Against Defamation Claims
MayReasonRule
Saturday
#37
Actually, the burden in this case is on Trump, not WSJ -- and that's why its a dangerous case for the WSJ
onenote
Saturday
#38
Trump sues Wall Street Journal's publisher and 2 reporters over Epstein article
LetMyPeopleVote
Friday
#12
Maddow Blog-Following Epstein report, Trump files lawsuit against WSJ, Rupert Murdoch and others
LetMyPeopleVote
Friday
#13
If The President has immunity, he shouldn't be able to file lawsuits on his own behalf.
ruet
Friday
#14
20 years ago he was apparently more literate and articulate. Evidence of diminished capacity?
Marcuse
Friday
#20