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A recent libel decision stemming from the 1996 Olympic Park bombing could have a wide ripple effect. Some say the ruling undermines a "fair report privilege" that protects newspapers when they faithfully report even false information from government sources. And an attorney in the case suggests the man now suspected of the bombing will benefit, because the ruling supported an FBI profile of a "hero" bomber who planted the device so he could rescue people.
June 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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