Pegasus v. Reno Newspapers, Inc.

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• stating that a statement is not defamatory “if it is absolutely true, 11 or substantially true”
• explaining that a statement is not defamatory “if it is absolutely true, or substantially true”
• holding that statements of opinion cannot be defamatory
• setting forth requirements for a 3 17-16867 defamation claim and explaining that statements of opinion are not defamatory
• appellant charged with threatening to injure the property and reputation of another
• defamation occurs when a person publishes a false statement of fact

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Other cases named Pegasus v. Reno Newspapers, Inc.

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• Pegasus v. Reno Newspapers, Inc.
  Supreme Court· 2003-10-06
• Pegasus v. Reno Newspapers, Inc.
  Supreme Court· 2003-10-06