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Prof Jeremy Horder, a criminal law expert at London School of Economics, said he feared an "over-broad false statement law" could "have an unduly chilling effect on the speech of conscientious people and media outlets".

From BBC

"Anybody who says that it can be quickly and easily done would be making a false, inaccurate, or totally misunderstood answer to this very large and complex question," he added.

From BBC

Zubaydah alleged that London was "vicariously liable" for multiple wrongs against him, including conspiracy to injure, false imprisonment and negligence.

From Barron's

Nurses and doctors working for UnitedHealth previously told the Journal that the test often produced false positive results.

From The Wall Street Journal

White House officials last year alleged Powell either made false statements about the project’s costs or failed to comply with permitting requirements.

From The Wall Street Journal