libel

I've a good mind to have him up for libel.

He's made a lot of money through television, and the libel situation is now under control.

But they are libels upon him, every one of them.

The law of libel made that too hot a story.

This fact was used against him in a civil case for libel.

If this were only a libel, there had not been much in it.

I have nothing to fear, except an action for libel.

That know what the blood libel means, and consider it to be true.

They most certainly do not want to advise us on libel.

Libel judges had to find other work for much of the year.

The editor alone was responsible in case of action against the paper for libel.

A glance at the libels told him what they were.

The most common form of this is blood libel against Jews.

He organized an information service and a campaign against blood libels.

In 1928 it was the site of a blood libel against its small Jewish community.

The jury in the libel case decided for the magazine.

Later this month, the libel case will become one of a relatively small number to go to trial.

She was expelled again in May 2004 after the results of her libel case were made public.

In March of 1784, both men were indicted for libel.

The reason will be obvious to anyone familiar with the law of libel.

As a result he has been threatened with libel action and even physical violence.

An early test of the changed climate will be the government's libel reform bill.

There are several ways a person must go about proving that libel has taken place.

It would take a long while for you to get a libel suit to trial.

That could be libel, it said, if a jury so found.