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Libel and slander

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A decade in the history of newspaper libel

King, John

1892

Hunting of the President

Gene Lyons, Joe Conason

2001

Mary Anne

Daphne du Maurier

1954

Law and practice of libel and slander

Clement Gatley

1974

Report of the trial of Archibald Hamilton Rowan, Esq. on an information, filed, ex officio, by the attorney general, for the distribution of a libel

Archibald Hamilton Rowan

1794

Cases in communications law

John D. Zelezny

1993

Scotch Verdict

Lillian Faderman, Jack Halberstam

1983

Training games for assertiveness and conflict resolutions

Sue Bishop

1997

The future of reputation

Daniel J. Solove

2007

Libel Law and the Media

E. M. Barendt

1997

Libel and academic freedom

Arnold Marshall Rose

1968

New York Times v. Sullivan

Kermit Hall

2011

Congress shall make no law

David M. O'Brien

2010

New York Times v. Sullivan

Harvey Fireside

1999

Imaginary friends

Nora Ephron

2003

Reforming libel law

Randall P. Bezanson

1992

Erica

Eileen Pollinger

1996

Grotesque libels

Adam Raphael

1993

Criminal law

Law Commission, Henry Brooke, Great Britain. Law Commission.

1994

McLibel

John Vidal

1997

Finding the right words

Rosally Saltsman

2001

Defamation

Andrew Kenyon

2006

The offensive Internet

John Deigh, Brian Leiter, Ruben Rodriques et al.

2010

Witch hunt

Kathryn Lyon

1998

Sefer Chofetz chaim =

Israel Meir ha-Kohen

1998

Gatley on libel and slander

Adam Speker, Parkes, Richard (Judge), Scott, Andrew et al.

2013

Only words

Catharine A. MacKinnon

1993

Dirty tricks

Martyn Gregory

1994

The hidden harbor mystery

Franklin W. Dixon

1935

Defamation

Price, David

2004

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