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malice

[mal-is] / ˈmæl ɪs /


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A jury will be asked to determine whether the network committed actual malice when it presented false voter fraud allegations in the 2020 election.

From Los Angeles Times

Superior Court Judge Eric Davis ruled that neither Fox nor Dominion Voting Systems had presented a convincing argument to prevail on whether Fox acted with malice without the case going to a jury.

From Seattle Times

Superior Court Judge Eric Davis ruled that neither Fox nor Dominion Voting Systems had presented a convincing argument to prevail on whether Fox acted with malice without the case going to a jury.

From Washington Times

A jury will determine whether Fox acted with actual malice and whether Dominion suffered any damages, according to the ruling.

From Reuters

Sullivan, but the Supreme Court cases which apply the actual malice rule to public figures.

From Seattle Times