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| Truth, Not Defamatory, No one has found to be at fault |
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| Partial Defenses against Libel |
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| mitigating circumstances, retraction, partial truth, mistaken identity, innocent republication, mistaken identity, provocation, bad character |
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| cannot be found libelous if opinion (not stated as fact) |
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| everyone has the right to comment as long as they do it fairly and without malice |
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| a fair and accurate account of a public proceeding cannot be libel |
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| protects a fair and true and impartial : good journalism |
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| must prove actual malice on part of a journalist |
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| general purpose public figure |
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| has chosen to be in public |
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| has joined into controversy in attempt to influence the outcome |
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| not libelous unless started before death |
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| tape left over from days when film was used in tv news |
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| doing research about a lead |
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| action and activities on tape |
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| soft and light news story |
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| reports of timely and significant events and issues |
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| first three words of actuality or soundbite |
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| final three words of an actuality |
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| a writ issued in order to bring someone who has been detained into court usually for a decision on whether the detention is lawful |
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| the illegal taking and removal of a persons property |
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| not claiming guilt but asking for punishment |
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| weather can be found under the ap under the title |
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| The weather forecast should be broken down into |
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| today tonight and tomorrow or tonight and tomorrow or today and tomorrow |
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| each day part of the weather should contain |
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| sky conditions, chance of rain and high or low for the day |
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| may tenth two thousand nine |
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