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Yes https://www.shandtaylor.com.au/publications/is-truth-a-defence-to-defamation https://www.shandtaylor.com.au/publications/is-truth-a-defen... Not only does
by qtplatypus 6y ago
Yes
https://www.shandtaylor.com.au/publications/is-truth-a-defence-to-defamation https://www.shandtaylor.com.au/publications/is-truth-a-defen...
Not only does everything in your story has to be true but also you have to show every implication in your story is true as well.
- vmception 6y agoTragic This is the black mirror episode
- hnick 6y agoIt means you can't use weasel words to say one thing and imply another. I personally think 'truth' applies to more than just the letter of what is said and that's in keeping with the concept of 'the spirit of the law' so I don't see a real problem. The US seems stricter on these matters and takes things more literally, so the legislation reflects that.