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- albertcamus posted on 10/17/2007
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- yingold fang posted on 10/16/2007Libel in fiction By David L. Hudson Jr. First Amendment Center research attorney We all know instinctively what libel or defamation is making false statements of fact that harm another's reputation. For example, if I falsely write that John Smith committed a crime, then I have libeled him. I have harmed his reputation by accusing him of doing something bad that he didn't do. However, what if I write a fictional story from my own experiences about a student who feels harassed by an overbeari
- lucylucy posted on 10/16/2007
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- qinggangzt posted on 10/16/2007Mexican Experts Say Flesh Was Human Updated 9:32 PM ET October 15, 2007 By MARK STEVENSON MEXICO CITY (AP) - Forensics experts said Monday that chunks of flesh found in the apartment of an aspiring horror novelist were human, and that DNA tests were planned to confirm whether it came from the body of his girlfriend. Dr. Rodolfo Rojo, chief medical examiner for Mexico City's prosecutor's office, said flesh found on the plate and frying pan in suspect Jose Luis Calva's apartment corresponde
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