Cynthia Bloch and Thomas Bloch v. Sheriff L. John Ribar

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• holding that a combination of embarrassment, humiliation, and emotional distress is sufficient to chill for Mt. Healthy’s purposes
• holding that a combination of embarrassment, humiliation, and emotional distress is sufficient to chill for Mt. Healthy's purposes
• holding that a sheriff's publication of the explicit details of a rape in retaliation for the rape victim's criticism of the sheriff was sufficiently adverse to \chill people of ordinary firmness\
• concluding that a rape victim has a constitutionally protected right to privacy against intimate details of the crime being released to the press
• holding that, in response to a rape victim’s criticism of the investigation, a sheriff’s release of confidential and humiliating information about the victim’s rape would likely deter a person of ordinary firmness from engaging in protected speech
• holding that, in response to a rape victim's criticism of the investigation, a sheriff's release of confidential and humiliating information about the victim's rape would likely deter a person of ordinary firmness from engaging in protected speech

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