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A Superior Court judge in Alameda County, Calif., issued a groundbreaking ruling that gives sweeping libel protection to Internet users. Judge James Richman dismissed part of a lawsuit filed by two physicians over defendant's re-posting of an allegedly libelous article on the Internet. Richman ruled that the defendant was immune from liability because she was "not the publisher or speaker" of the piece.
August 01, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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