David N Lowry
Here are resources for you to review to help you better understand the law of libel and slander in the United States
Classic libel case
A classic case of libel law and public figures
DEFAMATION IN THE INTERNET AGE: MISSOURI’S
JURISDICTIONAL FIGHT BEGINS WITH
BALDWIN V. FISCHER-SMITH
Defamation laws protect the reputations of individuals and other entities (such as businesses) from untrue and damaging statements. Libel refers to statements that can be seen (typically written and published), while slander occurs when a defamatory statement is spoken or otherwise audible (such as a radio broadcast).
Constitutional Law Defamation Flow Chart
The Bar Code Cheat Sheet
