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Originally posted by Maxmars
Sounds like the 'one law for them and one for us" syndrome rearing its ugly head.
Did you ever consider that he plans to sue because the claim is false and is slanderous. Not because he's trying to cover his ass?
And I want to tell you that every statement in that deposition, that you must have possession of, is an absolute lie and I plan to litigate for slander and libel against you personally, George Knapp personally and your station if you put it out there," he said on a voicemail message.
Goofy
Originally posted by Southern Guardian
If he is innocent, why act as if he has something to hide?
Originally posted by Crakeur
reply to post by homeskillet
a little?
this is tame compared to what we have in NY.
it is, sadly, politics as usual. for all nations.
politicians are power seekers, they are ego driven. they reach an office and they think they are above the law.
Originally posted by gimme_some_truth
Originally posted by Southern Guardian
If he is innocent, why act as if he has something to hide?
I find myself pondering that exact question... Why is he behaving as a guilty party (IMO) if he is innocent...?
Originally posted by homeskillet
because slander can ruin your reputation and destroy your career and or life.
imagine trying to erase the negative opinions of people who have already made up their mind after youve been vindicated.
Originally posted by Southern Guardian
Originally posted by homeskillet
imagine trying to erase the negative opinions of people who have already made up their mind after youve been vindicated.
Well then I'd target those people specifically, not necessarily those spreading the rumors as they are not the core to the problem. By not doing this I make myself appear as though I am hiding something.
i meant more the court of public opinion so im not sure how you would go about repairing your credibility.
on another note, from a legal standpoint would the fact that he will be going through a lawsuit involving the station keep them from discussing details involving the stories? i know when youre going through a suit you arent supposed to go around talking about it so im curious if this would put a hold on their ability to talk about it at least temporarily
Originally posted by Maxmars
Sounds like the 'one law for them and one for us" syndrome rearing its ugly head.
How viable would a lawsuit be in this case I wonder. Not very, unless I'm totally ignorant about Nevada's civil law.