More on the Karin Calvo-Goller/Joseph Weiler criminal libel case in France, in a Chronicle of Higher Education link that will remain free only briefly. Earlier here.
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on April 28, 2010
More on the Karin Calvo-Goller/Joseph Weiler criminal libel case in France, in a Chronicle of Higher Education link that will remain free only briefly. Earlier here.
Tagged as: France, libel slander and defamation

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I read the review, and, of course, its an opinion of the book. I am unsure how this can be construed as false. It does make me wonder about the capability of the author of the book in writing anything of a scholarly nature. Perhaps she felt that the review would impact her ability to find work. The review, I felt, had some constructive criticism if that it suggested better editing and doing more than reprinting ICC’s statutes would improve it. Good luck to the website’s editor.
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