Each user is registered, so sellers who use the feedback service to slander their competitors will soon be shown up.

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In the days leading up to the primary, there were reports of campaign smear tactics, including fake Christmas cards and phony telephone surveys intended to slander candidates.

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Moreover it is wrong to slander a person in death.

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Nonsense, says Mike Godwin, staff counsel for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who argues that because all of us have equal access to it, the Net relegates libel and slander suits to the slag heap of history.

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Mr Pisapia furiously denied her claim and announced plans to sue for slander.

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Because of time she served in prison before the appeals-level acquittals, Knox didn't have to serve time for the slander conviction.

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Do I have to defend us against this slander?

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But if your legal fees are to get divorced or because a family member sues you for slander, the legal fees are purely personal and non-deductible.

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The case went to trial with lightning speed, and last week a court in Almaty convicted Mr Abilov of slander, giving him an 18-month suspended sentence.

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