Libel
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| - | :''[[libel (poetry)]]'' | + | :''[[defamation]], [[slander]]'' |
| + | # A [[written]] (notably as [[handbill]]) or [[pictorial]] [[statement]] which [[unjustly]] seeks to [[damage]] someone's [[reputation]]. | ||
| + | # The act or [[crime]] of displaying such a statement [[publicly]]. | ||
| + | #: ''Did Betty Bowers commit libel when she called President Bush a [[flaming]] [[homosexual]] on her [[website]]?'' | ||
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| *[[Libel (poetry)]] | *[[Libel (poetry)]] | ||
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- A written (notably as handbill) or pictorial statement which unjustly seeks to damage someone's reputation.
- The act or crime of displaying such a statement publicly.
- Did Betty Bowers commit libel when she called President Bush a flaming homosexual on her website?
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