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· 7/2/1959

Swede v. Passaic Daily News

Citations

  • 153 A.2d 36
  • 30 N.J. 320
  • 1959 N.J. LEXIS 179

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing the privilege as set forth in § 611 of the Restatement (First) of Torts
  • noting defamation actions promote \the important public policy that individuals should generally be free to enjoy their reputations unimpaired by false and defamatory attacks\
  • noting defamation actions promote “the important public policy that individuals should generally be free to enjoy their reputations unimpaired by false and defamatory attacks”
  • “The law of defamation embodies the important public policy that individuals should generally be free to enjoy their reputations unimpaired by false and defamatory attacks.”
  • newspapers enjoy qualified privilege to report on public proceedings
  • newspapers conditionally privileged to report on public proceedings

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Judges: Schettino

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