Sentence examples for like defamation from inspiring English sources
The CDA requires that responsibility for tortious acts online (like defamation or invasion of privacy) lie with whoever created the content, not those who facilitate its dissemination.
The Orlov case was the subject of an article in The New York Times in December that focused on the authorities' frequent use of legal tactics, like defamation suits, to pressure critics.
Intrusion looks like trespass, false light like defamation, and appropriation like theft; and the harm that remains when these extraneous offenses are subtracted is so admirably captured by the phrase "infliction of emotional distress" as to render the tort of privacy invasion all but superfluous.
Feis-Bryce's main concern is that the app alerts are descriptive enough to accurately warn sex workers of dangerous punters, but not so descriptive that there would be legal ramifications, like defamation or affecting the outcome of a court case.
The law makes some fuzzy distinctions when it comes to immunity protections for websites; they are usually immune when it comes to civil violations like defamation or invasion of privacy.
Susan Oxford, a lawyer for the employment opportunity agency in Washington, said pre-emptive suits appear in three basic guises: those aimed at protecting the internal arbitration process, those aimed at having a court absolve a company of wrongdoing and those aimed at putting employees on the legal defensive by accusing them of an offense like fraud, defamation or absconding with trade secrets.
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On behalf of John Ruskin, I would like to sue Mike Leigh for defamation of character.
This is a subject Koreans do not like to discuss, partly because defamation laws in the country are strong, making criticism of the government, police, or major corporations dangerous.
Nothing gets Mr. Singer going like a whiff of defamation.
Defamation suits, like most other cases in India, can languish for years.
