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· 8/23/1982

Postill v. Booth Newspapers, Inc

Citations

  • 325 N.W.2d 511
  • 118 Mich. App. 608

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  • in context of defamation action, “actual malice” is a term with “constitutional implications and varies from common-law malice”
  • \[T]he media already enjoys the generous protection accorded by New York Times Co. v. Sullivan with respect to erroneous statements of fact and opinion\

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Judges: Cynar, Riley, Ferguson

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