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To employers' relief, Connecticut's high court has rejected the tort of compelled self-publication defamation. Normally, a defamation case doesn't arise unless a defamatory statement is "published" to a third party by the defamer. But in the employment context, some states have recognized compelled self-publication as an exception. Recognizing such a doctrine in Connecticut, a justice wrote, "would encourage employers to curtail communications ... for fear of liability."
February 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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