| And when we're libeled or defamed, we use the disinfectant power of the press to correct the record instead of libel attorneys. |
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| Richardson claims she was libeled and her reputation as a professional interviewer has been irrevocably damaged. |
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| Browne has viciously slandered and libeled me, in the public media, repeatedly. |
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| The court found that they had indeed libeled the good doctor by manipulating the facts to suit the story and he was awarded a million dollars plus. |
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| The acquittal, in effect, left Cochrane culpable of having libeled Gambier. |
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| I have been libeled by publications that recklessly quoted unnamed sources that made up what I said and to whom I was speaking…. |
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| The developer claimed that SCOPE and Quigley had libeled the company and illegally trespassed onto the company's property. |
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| Had a distinguished Washington family really been libeled? |
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| In early February 2009, four newspaper editors who had been sentenced to jail in 2007 on charges of having libeled the state and the ruling National Democratic Party had their sentences commuted to fines. |
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| Democrats say he has been maliciously libeled by a panicked right wing. |
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