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Curtis is held for the proposition that public figures are treated the same as public officials
This stub makes it seem like public figures are more protected than public officials; they are held at the same standard. Curtis extends NYT v Sullivan to public figures. —Preceding
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Curtis is held for the proposition that public figures are treated the same as public officials
This stub makes it seem like public figures are more protected than public officials; they are held at the same standard. Curtis extends NYT v Sullivan to public figures. —Preceding
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