Libel and Slander: Mitigation of Damages--Constitutionality and Scope of Newspaper Libel Retraction Statute
Rubin Tepper
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Rubin Tepper
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See "Applicability of Prvilege Against Self-Incnmination to Legislative Investigations," 49.Col. L. Rev. 87, 88, n. 2, where it is stated, concerning applicability of the privilege to inqiries concerning Communist Party membership, "Unless such membership is crimmal, it seems clear that the privilege affords no protection to witnesses relying on it to avoid admission of such membership."5
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See "Applicability of Prvilege Against Self-Incnmination to Legislative Investigations," 49.Col. L. Rev. 87, 88, n. 2, where it is stated, concerning applicability of the privilege to inqiries concerning Communist Party membership, "Unless such membership is crimmal, it seems clear that the privilege affords no protection to witnesses relying on it to avoid admission of such membership."5
Key concepts: Constitutionality, Scope (computer science), Newspaper, Law, Damages, Statute, Political science, Supreme court