criminal libel การใช้

• In 2002, he was unsuccessfully prosecuted from criminal libel by the government.
• Criminal libel was removed from New Zealand law nearly a decade ago.
• Whitney was convicted of criminal libel and sentenced to prison for a month.
• Journalists occasionally face criminal libel prosecutions and other forms of harassment and intimidation.
• Mitchell has filed a criminal libel lawsuit against OffshoreAlert and publisher David Marchant.
• In criminal libel, " the greater the truth, the greater the libel ."
• Criminal libel is punishable by one to three years in prison.
• In 1835, Howe was prosecuted for criminal libel for one of his articles.
• One Zeman adviser has since been charged with criminal libel and another resigned.
• The editors were charged with criminal libel, which could mean a jail sentence.
• Later in 1964 the Supreme Court applied the same rule to criminal libel.
• But the " criminal libel " will remain, he said.
• In 1924, he was convicted on charges of criminal libel.
• In 1886 the editor, William Webb, was charged by Henry Parkes with criminal libel.
• Repeating defamatory statements is not a defense against charges of civil nor criminal libel.
• The allegations by Chesterton were so extreme that a criminal libel case was launched.
• He was a plaintiff and defendant in several trials for civil or criminal libel.
• A year ago, the Alabama Supreme Court found the state's criminal libel statute unconstitutional.
• The prime minister has filed a criminal libel lawsuit against OffshoreAlert and publisher David Marchant.
• Liu went on to file a criminal libel suit against the pair on 7 November.