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· 2/15/1835

Tuthill v. Emerson

Citations

  • 7 La. 593

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  • finding factor favored default judgment because “EFF seeks no money, and asks this 10 Court only to declare its constitutional rights”
  • “The Australian injunction is a qualifying order 10 under the SPEECH Act because it is a final judgment on a defamation claim”
  • statement that plaintiff “seems to be a classic patent troll” could not give rise to defamation liability because the statement was “an expression of opinion”

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