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A sharply divided New York appeals court has reduced by more than half a $1.3 million libel verdict against the Nation of Islam's newspaper, saying although the paper callously doctored a photo to depict a Harlem woman as a prison inmate, it did not deliberately inflict harm on her. The majority said that since the newspaper was not motivated by a desire to injure the woman, it could not be punished with punitive damages totaling $700,000.
September 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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