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Journalists should fear impact of Terre Haute libel verdictBy William Ketter The scenario is disturbing. A deputy sheriff sues the Terre Haute Tribune-Star for libel because it published a sworn citizen’s complaint against him. After four years of preliminary legal wrangling, an emotional trial ensues. Without regard to time-honored judicial precedent or the expressed purpose of the First Amendment, the jurors find in favor of the deputy sheriff and award him $1.5 million in damages – one of the highest defamation judgments in Indiana history.
Oklahoma vs. Cincinnati footballOU wide receiver Ryan Broyles hauls in a catch in front of Cincinnati's Brandon Underwood Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008. Diddy diatribe can’t be music to Dems’ earsEditor: Note Content By Robin L. Quillon It’s true that we can’t choose our parents or relatives. To be sure, political candidates certainly wish they could exclude certain people who choose to support them.
9/11: A tragedy but also a lessonBy Ralph Couey Seven years ago this week, in the space of two hours, the world was changed.
What’s in a number? Ask 'Ocho Cinco’By Chip Minemyer Chad Johnson doesn’t know much about Spanish, but he knows numbers matter.
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