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The Dallas Observer , its parent company New Times Inc. and others have been targeted in a $1.1 billion suit by a plaintiff who alleges the alternative weekly wrongfully disclosed his HIV-positive status, referencing him by name in a published article. Three of the defendants are seeking the dismissal of the plaintiff's petition, which First Amendment lawyers say raises significant constitutional questions never before ruled on by a state judge in Texas.
September 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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