Williams v. Trust Co. of Ga.

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• concluding Hosea Williams was a public figure based on his civil rights and labor activities, campaigns for public office, hosting of a radio program, participation in public demonstrations, appeals for public support, and statements on subjects of public interest
• noting that a publisher “is hardly likely to admit malice”
• holding Hosea Williams is a public figure
• holding Hosea Williams is a public figure

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).