Some members of the Georgia House Judiciary Committee are fuming about the presentation Atlanta lawyer Peter C. Canfield made during a hearing on a bill that would have specified the exact size and location of corrections that newspapers must publish to escape punitive damages. L. Lin Wood Jr., whose clients include Richard Jewell and Jon Benet Ramsey's parents, spoke in support of the measure. Canfield discussed the measures flaws on behalf of the Georgia Press Association.
March 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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Some members of the Georgia House Judiciary Committee are still fuming about the presentation Atlanta lawyer Peter C. Canfield made during a hearing March 2.
The hearing on HB 1252 would have specified the exact size and location of corrections that newspapers must publish to escape punitive damages in a suit.
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