A Delaware Superior Court judge said that in making his decision, he needed to evaluate both Delaware law and a California law on fair report privilege.
July 01, 2022 at 03:15 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Delaware Law Weekly
A Superior Court judge has dismissed defamation claims brought against Vice Media by a company that tracks gunshot data, finding there was no actual malice proven and Vice’s statements were protected by California’s fair report privilege.
Judge Sheldon Rennie on Thursday granted Vice’s motion to dismiss the case filed by ShotSpotter Inc., which asked for over $300 million in damages in a complaint filed by Clare Locke and Farnan LLP.
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