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A civil litigant who suggests another may be guilty of a crime can't be sued for defamation if the statement is part of a legitimate defense, a federal judge ruled. The decision is a win for Ford Motor Co. in an unusual case. As part of its defense to a suit filed by a New Jersey dentist who claims his wife was killed by the air bag in their Explorer, Ford is suggesting that the plaintiff may have killed his wife.
April 17, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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