Mitre v. Brooks Fashion Stores, Inc.

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• noting that a statement that unambiguously and falsely imputes criminal conduct to plaintiff is defamatory per se
• noting that a statement that unambiguously and falsely imputes criminal conduct to plaintiff is defamatory per se
• affidavits consisting only of subjective opinions and conclusions are not competent summary judgment evidence

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