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    "Actual Malice" in Defamation Cases Against the Press Requires a Showing
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"Actual Malice" in Defamation Cases Against the Press Requires a Showing

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"Actual malice" in defamation cases against the press requires a showing that a reporter intentionally lied or recklessly disregarded the truth.

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