How About An Action In Truth?
This would mean that Mr. Limbaugh could pick out the seven or eight most egregious liars
By Bruce Walker —— Bio and Archives--October 17, 2009
American Politics, News | Comments | Back To Full Article
Supreme Court interpretations have made the judicial proof of defamation so hard that public figures like Rush Limbaugh have no real chance of proving the lies of those who would defame them. Defamation, the Supreme Court determined for public figures, cannot be judicially pursued unless actual malice can also be proven by the person who is factually wrong.
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