Define sting.
[Q] is in custody.
Sealed indicments include anons.
Details in August.
Leave now.
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https://nypost.com/2017/12/05/spreading-fake-news-on-social-media-could-become-a-crime-in-this-country/
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The main legal recourse against fake news is a defamation lawsuit. You can sue someone for defamation if they published a false fact about you and you suffered some sort of damage as a result—such as a lost job, a decline in revenue, or a tarnished reputation. If you are an ordinary, private person, you also must show that the news outlet was negligent (or careless).
But most fake news relates to public figures, who can only win a defamation lawsuit by showing that the news outlet acted with “actual malice." This means that the author must have known the story was false or must have had a “reckless disregard" for whether it was true or not. It's usually a difficult standard to meet, but defamation suits may become more common as concern about fake news grows.
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[Q] is done.
[Q] is in custody
Subsequent "Q"'s should be considered fake.
Sealed indictments include anons.
It is in your best interest to leave now.
Details in August.
CTA