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Those seeking to dismiss a suit using California's anti-SLAPP law don't need to prove the suit is intended to chill their First Amendment rights, the state supreme court has held. In one of three SLAPP law rulings, the justices said an intent-to-chill requirement "would contravene the legislative intent" behind the law, which allows for quick dismissal in meritless cases that could chill speech and petition rights.
September 03, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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