Decided on Mar. 9, 1964; 376 US 254
To prove libel, a public official must prove that the statement is false and that it was published with a “malicious intent.”
I. ISSUES | II. CASE SUMMARY | III. AMICI CURIAE | IV. DECISION | V. WIN OR LOSS? |
To prove libel, a public official must prove that the statement is false and that it was published with a “malicious intent.”
I. ISSUES | II. CASE SUMMARY | III. AMICI CURIAE | IV. DECISION | V. WIN OR LOSS? |