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How Anti-SLAPP laws protect journalists

RJI · last updated

Forty states now have laws protecting citizens and newsrooms from meritless lawsuits designed to sue them into silence More than three-quarters of the country now offers legal shields against Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP), protecting citizens, including journalists, from being dragged through the court system for frivolous legal claims designed to intimidate and…

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