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Title: In New York Times v. Sullivan the plaintiff was required to prove a degree of fault called actual ... Post by: cuveges on Jan 17, 2018 In New York Times v. Sullivan the plaintiff was required to prove a degree of fault called actual malice. What is meant by the term actual malice?
What will be an ideal response? Title: In New York Times v. Sullivan the plaintiff was required to prove a degree of fault called actual ... Post by: Rosegrayyyy on Jan 17, 2018 The communicator either knew the defamatory statement was false or published the information with reckless disregard of the truth. Reckless disregard means the communicator had reason to believe the information likely was false but published anyway.
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