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ST. PAUL, Minn. (Legal Newsline) - A woman who accused her former lover and dance instructor of rape in a widely read Facebook post was commenting on a matter of general public concern and is entitled to heightened protection against a defamation lawsuit, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled.
In an opinion released Wednesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that because the defendant raised an issue of public concern, she’s entitled to stronger First Amendment protections
In a new ruling, the Minnesota Supreme Court has sided with a Minneapolis woman who publicly accused her dance teacher, who was also her romantic partner, of sexual assault.
The Minnesota Supreme Court is set to hear a case of defamation with a #MeToo Facebook post at its center.
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