Sentence examples for in a slander from inspiring English sources
In 1993, she was ordered to pay more than $1m in a slander case brought by the actor Elke Sommer.
Uzbekistan tried to answer that question this week in a slander trial that harked back to the days of Soviet censorship.
Mr. Levy went to jail later that year for shooting at, but missing, Mr. Rubin, who was trying to have Mr. Levy subpoenaed in a slander suit.
PARIS (AP) — The former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin denied orchestrating a plot to discredit President Nicolas Sarkozy on Wednesday in a slander trial pitting the two rivals against each other.
LONDON — Since the days when the heir to the throne of England gave evidence in a slander suit, the world of English society has never shown an interest similar to that which is now exhibiting in the Murray Scott will case.
In the 1890's, Edward VII, when he was still the Prince of Wales, appeared as a witness in a slander action brought by a card player accused of cheating and also testified in a divorce case in which he was alleged to have been the third party.
DORSEY CITES 58 GEORGIA LYNCHINGS; Retiring Governor Repeats Condemnation of Mob Violence inLast Message to Legislature.URGES STATE CONSTABULARYAdvocates Also State Grand andTraverse Juries to DealWith Lynching Cases.UNTRUE, HARDWICK REPLIESIncoming Governor, in InauguralAddress, Declares Charges a"Slander on the People". Wants State Constabulary.
Archives|DORSEY CITES 58 GEORGIA LYNCHINGS; Retiring Governor Repeats Condemnation of Mob Violence inLast Message to Legislature.URGES STATE CONSTABULARYAdvocates Also State Grand andTraverse Juries to DealWith Lynching Cases.UNTRUE, HARDWICK REPLIESIncoming Governor, in InauguralAddress, Declares Charges a"Slander on the People". Wants State Constabulary.
Mr. Levy was jailed for firing a gun at Mr. Rubin in New York later the same year, as Mr. Rubin was trying to subpoena Mr. Levy in connection with a slander suit.
Ledeen explains this by hypothesizing that Ganji must have had his spirit broken in jail, a slander for which he provides no evidence.
In the U.S., the presumption is against the government interfering with that flow of information in favor of allowing citizens -- or in the case of a slander suits, a jury of their peers -- to decide whether it is accurate.
