Carson Griffith’s defamation lawsuit gets out of the gate
Ron ColemanForcing an unemployed private individual to spend money on a meritless motion after getting her fired for no reason is peak Daily Beast
Gavin McInnes v. SPLC: Non-update
I will do a little roundup. Even if the other shoe does drop even as I am writing, at least those who are unfamiliar with the matter will have a…
The best of the best. Of the bestest.
Only Marc Randazza can put certain things in certain ways — and on those occasions when he’s actually right (like when he’s discussing law and not politics!), man, he’s right…
Best of 2009: The best of the best. Of the bestest.
Only Marc Randazza can put certain things in certain ways — and on those occasions when he’s actually right (like when he’s discussing law and not politics! ;-)), man, he’s…
Don’t be stupid
Paraphrasing the poet and writer Don Williams, Jr.’s words about fame and riches: “Defamation and retainer fees are fleeting. Stupidity is eternal” In other words, in most cases, the only…
Libel in the Blogosphere: Some Preliminary Thoughts
Ron ColemanBy Glenn Reynolds. I haven’t read it, but I will. (Or else.)
Libel lives; ethics, too
No “free speech absolutist” I, I like defamation as a cause of action when you can prove its elements, and I’m glad to see it hasn’t been completely eliminated by…
Blogger libel suit! Blogger libel suit! Woohoo!
Is this really newsworthy any more? UPDATE: Okay, maybe a little.
Maine Blogger defamation suit developments
Ron ColemanEvan Brown sums up the legal issues as this case lights up the blogosphere, and then some. UPDATE: And then some more. UPDATE: It’s all over.
One-World Government to U.S.: First Amend THIS
A United Kingdom court has entered a crippling libel award against Rachel Ehrenfeld, author of the book Funding Evil: How Terrorism Is Financed and How to Stop It, which is…