Frederick W. Moncrief v. Lexington Herald-Leader Co

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• upholding the district court’s interpretation that the “act” in a libel claim is the creation and publication of the statement
• “Paragraph (a)(3) . . . is a precise and intentionally restricted tort section which stops short of the outer limits of due process . . . .” (internal quotation marks and citations omitted)

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