The Right to Speak Ill

Defamation, Reputation and Free Speech

Russell L. Weaver, Andrew T. Kenyon, David F. Partlett and Clive P. Walker
eISBN-13: 9781531011550

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Based on empirical research involving interviews with defamation lawyers, as well as journalists, editors, and producers, this book provides a comparative examination of defamation liability standards and their impact on the medias ability to report on matters of public examination. The interviews span a twelve-year time frame during which there were significant developments in the affected countries (Australia, the United States and Great Britain) including extensions of qualified privilege in the Reynolds (Great Britain) and Lange (Australia) decisions.

Sold By Carolina Academic Press
ISBNs 1531011551, 9781531011550, 0890894892, 9780890894897
Language English
Number of Pages 348