In an amended 85-page opinion, a Miami federal courtroom dismissed a defamation lawsuit introduced by retired Jap District of New York Choose Frederic Block in opposition to a condominium board president, a board member and their authorized counsel, discovering federal judges are public officers who should meet the next bar to sue people for defamation.
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NY Judge Likely to Appeal Ruling Holding Federal Judges Are Public Officials in Defamation Actions
