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The question of Donald Trump's eligibility doesn't stop with one state
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The question of Donald Trump's eligibility doesn't stop with one state
Was just a blatant example of defamation. and what's interesting, chris, is now that we have a jury finding on the underlying sexual assault, e. jean carroll can use what is called issue preclusion to get an instruction that the jury sknt have to make that finding again. they can be bound by that finding. it can be used as a resolved of matter in the next case. every time it happens is another example of defamation. i think she's taking a stand here. it might be easy and tempting to sort of declare victory and go home and be done with it. i think she's pushing this to say you cannot violate th...
The most defendant friendly standard in the world, proving actual malice and knowing falsity or reckless disregard for the truth. and a jury unanimously concluded that there was knowing falsity or reckless disregard for the truth here and that he was liable. and so, it just really doesn't happen with that much frequency that a defendant turns around and doubles down on an adjudicated lie 24 hours later. and part of what carroll's lawyers are arguing in this subsequent case is that additional damages are necessary in order to deter that. in order to stave off that -- the repeats of those kinds ...
Federal court interpretations of Wisconsin law are of persuasive value to, but not binding on, Wisconsin courts. Yet, they affect how Wisconsin law is argued and develops. This article reviews seven Wisconsin federal court decisions from 2022 interpreting
Federal court interpretations of Wisconsin law are of persuasive value to, but not binding on, Wisconsin courts. Yet, they affect how Wisconsin law is argued and develops. This article reviews seven Wisconsin federal court decisions from 2022 interpreting