Libel Law

Libel falls under the legal umbrella of "defamation." Defamation law allows for the civil and/or criminal prosecution of persons who make false statements, which are explicitly said or directly implied to be factual and cause harm to the reputation of an individual, group, business or other entity. more »

Libel law governs published statements that are known to be false. They must also compromise the personal or financial well-being of the party at which they are directed. Because broadcasts are subject to copyright and publication laws, libel rather than slander laws generally govern them in jurisdictions where a distinction is made.... more »

One of the great things about living in America is the right to free speech. If there’ s something on your mind and you want to get it out sit down and write a guest editorial to share your thoughts with the readers of your local newspaper. more »