Harris v. Adkins

How courts have described this case

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• holding that right to petition does not provide an absolute privilege for intentional and reckless falsehoods
• “the right to petition the government [] does not provide an absolute privilege for intentional and reckless falsehoods but the right is protected by the actual malice standard.”

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