State of Iowa v. Brent Alan Hauge

How courts have described this case

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• “when a statement is substantially true, a minor inaccuracy will not support a defamation claim”
• “when a statement is substantially true, a minor inaccuracy will not support a defamation claim”
• “[W]hen a statement is substantially true, a minor inaccuracy will not support a defamation claim.”
• “when a statement is substantially true, a minor inaccuracy will not support a defamation claim”
• defamatory statement could be found to be “of and concerning” plaintiff, who was “only person identified in the article”
• statement \suggesting\ that third party \suspected\ plaintiff was \responsible\ for a missing medical file was protected opinion based upon disclosed nondefamatory fact that the file was indeed missing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).