Sentence examples for definition of defamation from inspiring English sources
"You know his definition of defamation?
"None of these alleged statements meet the legal definition of defamation," said Dan K. Webb, the lawyer representing Mr. Reed and the stock exchange.
And if the speech in question accords with the law's precise definitions of defamation or harassment, it can be punished consistent with the First Amendment, whether it is communicated online or in the "real world".
Missing from the code, however, is a definition of what actions constitute defamation or insult.
On Thursday, Moore attacked the Post's article, saying, "This garbage is the very definition of fake news and intentional defamation".
"This garbage is the very definition of fake news and intentional defamation," Armistead added.
The French defamation case was definitely settled on June 26 , 2013 by the French Court of Appeals: Karsenty was convicted of defamation and fined €7,000 by the Paris Court of Appeals.
The code's definition of the public interest has been substantially updated in order to comply with the laws of defamation and data protection along with guidance issued by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Nothing gets Mr. Singer going like a whiff of defamation.
Abdulrahman Alharbi is suing Beck for one count of defamation and one count of defamation with malice, the Boston Daily reported.
