«There is
no federal libel law for Trump to amend or change, and thus no role for the President at all,» Abrams said.
For one thing, there is
no federal libel law for Trump to «open up.»
Not exact matches
The only
federal law that governs
libel, Abrams said, is the First Amendment.
«Fifty states have their own
libel laws; the
federal government has none.»
Libel is something that is regulated at the state level, which means that to change it, the president would have to either convince all of the states to change the way they handle libel prosecution or pass a new federal law specifically governing l
Libel is something that is regulated at the state level, which means that to change it, the president would have to either convince all of the states to change the way they handle
libel prosecution or pass a new federal law specifically governing l
libel prosecution or pass a new
federal law specifically governing
libellibel.
A state
law co-authored by state Assemblyman Rory Lancman (D - Fresh Meadows) protecting journalists who report on terrorism from
libel lawsuits in other countries that has since become
federal law is now gaining traction across the pond.
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