Citizen Publishing Co. v. Miller

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• explaining that the approach promotes judicial efficiency, avoids piecemeal appeals, and respects the trial court’s role
• treating the \reasonable person\ test applied in earlier cases as \substantially similar\ to the test articulated in Black
• granting special action relief and dismissing intentional infliction of emotional distress claim on First Amendment grounds
• “There is good reason to [accept special action jurisdiction] when a suit raises serious First Amendment concerns.”
• speech is unprotected when it amounts to personally abusive epithets “likely to provoke [a] violent reaction” from its addressee, generally limited to face-to-face interactions
• citation 15 modified. 16 For the reasons stated in her opposition brief (Doc. 16

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