A defamation lawsuit filed by Jesse Friedman against Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice and two information officers over a report that said he was disciplined in prison for writing and distributing pornographic stories has been dismissed by a Nassau County judge.
March 02, 2015 at 05:00 AM
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A defamation lawsuit filed by Jesse Friedman against Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice and two information officers has been dismissed by a Nassau County judge.
Friedman’s lawsuit stems from statements made in a report commissioned by the prosecutor and related press statements about his 1988 conviction, along with his father, of multiple counts of child abuse.
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