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Lawyers defending a biographer of Otis Redding have failed to block a libel suit using Georgia's anti-SLAPP statute. A judge issued an order Friday denying that the state law protected author Scott Freeman from a $15 million suit claiming that his book included unsubstantiated "street rumors" and lies. At issue was whether the biography of the late soul singer met the law's definition of "public interest or concern." Redding's widow and his former business partner sued Freeman and his publisher last year.
June 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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