Corabi v. Curtis Publishing Co.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that where a statement could be defamatory, it is up to the jury to determine
• finding statements that “convey[ ] to the average reader imputations of involvement in or actual guilt of crimes involving moral turpitude” capable of being defamatory
• discussing the test and factors to be considered when determining whether a statement is capable of defamatory meaning
• finding statements that \convey[ ] to the average reader imputations of involvement in or actual guilt of crimes involving moral turpitude\ capable of being defamatory
• approving Restatement (First) § 621 & 623, which establish these as general damages
• recognizing proposition as long standing rule

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).