Libel is a handbook for newsmen, lawyers and students describing the legal aspects of libel, or written slander. It is written in simple terms to describe how far the newsman or others can safely go in conveying negative information about someone.
Famous cases included in the book are:
Reynolds v. Pegler,
The Saturday Evening Post's "The Story of College Football Fix"
The Neiman-Marcus affair
The New York Times v. Sullivan
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