PPT-Slander

By Laura Jesse and Cianna Slander The action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a persons reputation Effects of Slander Lowers selfesteemconfidence Hurts others feelings. TheLibel and SlanderAct Chapter L-14 of , 1980-81, c.21; 1984-85-86, c.16 and 38; 1993, c.55 ; 1998, c.48 ; 2004, c.L-16.1 ; 2010, c.B-12 ; and 2013, This consolidation is not official. Amendment in. Galatians and Colossians . Love One Another. Outline. Serve (Gal. 5:13 . ). Do not bite and . devour . (Gal 5:15. ). Carry burdens (Gal 6:1. ). Don’t lie (Col. 3:9. ). Bear with (Col. 3:13. ). SLANDER[CH.73 Dan told Ted some unattering things about their colleague, Paul, in an email. When Paul found out, he claimed he intended to sue Dan for slander. Is Dan in trouble? Is Paul about to waste money on 1321 21 Yet hath himself, but R while: for when tribttlation or perseclttion nriseth becattse of the word, by and by he is offettded. (KJV) Keys to Liberation The person that 338 1 Can . Freedom of Speech and Press and Speech ever be limited?. 1. st. Amendment . 14. th. Amendment. Right to free expression. Can be written or spoken. Protects expression of unpopular views. No state can deny any person the right that is “basic or essential to the American concept of ordered liberty”. an action slander in words calculated business held profession, calling, prove special the action cause pecuniary damage permanent form; said words cause pecuniary to the business held has published h By Michael Flax. Society of Professional Journalists. The . _______ . of . __________ ____________ . is the nation’s most broad-based journalism organization, dedicated to . _____________________________________________________and . Some statements are considered to be harmful in and of themselves, and are considered defamation without proving actual damages. A written statement is defamatory on its faceif the natural and probab June 21, 2009 Pentecost 3 MARK 3:25-40 S ticks and stones may break my bones….” Now how did that go, that little playground rhyme? “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will (me). Slander. Slander. is the . action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person's . reputation.. What is slander . There are many reasons why people would slander. . One would be that they may have been treated in a way, and so they would treat others the same way he was.. : noun. definition. :. a false and malicious statement . designed to injure the reputation of . someone or something. the act of uttering slander. calumny. pronunciation:. kal. -. uh. . m-nee. related forms:. James 4:11-12. We judge all the time. Those who teach will judge each other.. Those in conflict will judge each other.. Those who believe Christians should live a certain way will judge those who don’t follow their view.. . . .