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A New York teacher's defamation suit against the principal and school district that suspended her for showing Roman Polanski's R-rated version of "Macbeth" may go forward, a state appellate court has ruled. Linda Clark showed her 10th-grade English students a district-owned copy of the 1971 film, as she had done for 10 years. The principal approved the showing, but the school district later suspended Clark, and the principal sent a letter to her students' parents, which Clark claims was defamatory.
January 04, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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