Smith v. Gregg, Torian & Co.

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• both holding that editorial pressure to produce sensationalistic stories is not evidence of actual malice
• both holding that editorial pressure to produce sensationalistic stories is not evidence of actual malice
• “Where sensationalism is sought at the expense of truth, actual malice may be inferred.”
• both holding that editorial pressure to produce sensationalistic stories is not evidence of actual malice
• law of Ohio and federal law are in accord on these principles

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).