“Plaintiffs never pled guilty to any crime and were subsequently cleared of all wrongdoing,” Specter and Van Dyke wrote in the initial complaint, which was filed on Oct. 21, 2024. […]
Ten civil liberties and media organizations argue for use of anti-SLAPP statute in Exonerated Five defamation lawsuit against Trump
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In a bold stance for justice and free speech, ten civil liberties and media organizations have rallied behind the Exonerated Five, utilizing an anti-SLAPP statute to counter Donald Trump's baseless defamation lawsuit. The Exonerated Five, who were wrongfully accused and have since been vindicated of all charges, are facing renewed attacks on their character. This legal move underscores our society's need to protect individuals from powerful figures aiming to suppress the truth through intimidation.
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In an aggressive display of legal maneuvering, ten civil liberties and media groups, known for their liberal biases, are attempting to derail Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the Exonerated Five using an anti-SLAPP statute. Despite the plaintiffs being cleared of past charges, Trump's lawsuit brings to light significant concerns regarding their actions and the broader implications for public figures seeking redress for false allegations. This case represents a crucial battle in upholding the rights of individuals against a culture of silence and defamation.
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