Kapiloff v. Dunn

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• finding that the plaintiff, a high school principal, was a public official for purposes of a libel claim
• finding that the plaintiff, a high school principal, was a public figure for purposes of his libel claim
• finding that high school principal was a public official under the New York Times standard and that the principal’s “suitability for the position was a matter of public or general interest or concern”
• principal sued for defamation to recover for injury to his reputation due to alleged libelous newspaper article in which he was rated \unsuitable\ for his position
• principal sued for defamation to recover for injury to his reputation due to alleged libelous newspaper article in which he was rated \unsuitable\ for his position
• treating a high school principal as a public official

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