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Former New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch is off the hook. A New York judge ruled that TV judges who decide cases on programs such as "The People's Court" -- where Koch once wielded the gavel -- are arbitrators, and the statements they make from the bench may not become the basis for a defamation claim. A litigant on "The People's Court" claimed he was defamed when Koch allegedly called him a kidnapper.
July 27, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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