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this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2024
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What are the libel laws like in the USA? In some countries if you go around groundlessly accusing a public figure of murder, you could find yourself with a nice libel suit on your hands. Not that Trump would take any notice anyway - being sued is his default state.
If we had functional slander/libel laws, Trump wouldn't have ever been a public figure for long.