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The Suzuki Motor Corp. and Consumers Union of United States, Inc. last week settled the automaker's product defamation suit over CU's claim in its magazine, Consumer Reports, that Suzuki's Samurai sport utility vehicle rolls over too easily. No money changed hands. CU issued no retraction, but did �clarify� its report. Settlements are nice, usually, but this one harms free expression. Moreover, it's not unique, following a disturbing pattern of settlements in First Amendment cases.
July 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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