The Supreme Court declined to consider Monday whether a news weekly's fictional article about a 6-year-old girl getting arrested over a book report libeled two Texas officials who were involved in a similar real-life case. Without comment, the justices let stand a Texas Supreme Court ruling that said the story had enough clues to show that it was satire involving "exaggeration or distortion" and was thus protected by the First Amendment.
June 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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