Judge Michael Brown of Georgia's Northern District said the claims—argued by Charles Harder of Harder Mirell & Abrams in Beverly Hills, California, and David Hopkins III of J. David Hopkins Law in Atlanta—did not rise to the level of actual malice but left the door open for the campaign to refile its complaint.
November 13, 2020 at 01:53 PM
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A federal judge in Atlanta has tossed a defamation lawsuit the Donald Trump campaign committee filed against CNN over comments a contributor made in an 2019 opinion article, ruling that the campaign failed to state a plausible claim that CNN was motivated by “actual malice” in publishing it.
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