defamation Rule 1.3 libel Irving v. Penguin Books NY Times v. Sullivan Model 1.3 Zealous Advocate Rule 1.8.6 identification "Heed Their Rising Voices" truth rhetorical hyperbole fair comment actual injury Rule 3.3 Candor absolutely privileged substantial truth reputation factual errors honest opinion serious harm falsity retraction statutes special damages libel- proof plaintiff statements of fact public affairs private person fair report slander punitive damages actual malice Rule 1.4 Diligence Communicate publication defamatory meaning free press defamation Rule 1.3 libel Irving v. Penguin Books NY Times v. Sullivan Model 1.3 Zealous Advocate Rule 1.8.6 identification "Heed Their Rising Voices" truth rhetorical hyperbole fair comment actual injury Rule 3.3 Candor absolutely privileged substantial truth reputation factual errors honest opinion serious harm falsity retraction statutes special damages libel- proof plaintiff statements of fact public affairs private person fair report slander punitive damages actual malice Rule 1.4 Diligence Communicate publication defamatory meaning free press
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defamation
Rule 1.3
libel
Irving v. Penguin Books
NY Times v. Sullivan
Model 1.3
Zealous Advocate
Rule 1.8.6
identification
"Heed Their Rising Voices"
truth
rhetorical hyperbole
fair comment
actual injury
Rule 3.3
Candor
absolutely privileged
substantial truth
reputation
factual errors
honest opinion
serious harm
falsity
retraction statutes
special damages
libel-proof plaintiff
statements of fact
public affairs
private person
fair report
slander
punitive damages
actual malice
Rule 1.4
Diligence
Communicate
publication
defamatory meaning
free press