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mmonk

(52,589 posts)
25. I disagree with Turley.
Wed Mar 7, 2012, 10:01 AM
Mar 2012

If not for someone wanting her testify, she would be unknown to the majority of the nation.

Jonathan Turley never fails to pee in the Wheaties bluestateguy Mar 2012 #1
I think the guy just enjoys being a contrarian. TheWraith Mar 2012 #53
There's one lawyers opinion. Incitatus Mar 2012 #2
You Seem Particularly Happy About This... How Come ??? WillyT Mar 2012 #3
Because I can't understand how many threads Kwarg Mar 2012 #5
The Ol' Political Activist Canard HangOnKids Mar 2012 #39
Did you mean to post that as a reply in this other thread? Electric Monk Mar 2012 #4
Torturers walk free, why would some name-caller be held accountable for something? just1voice Mar 2012 #6
He talks nothing about Politicalboi Mar 2012 #7
Turley Is As Wrong About This, Sir, As He was About the Legitimacy Of Impeaching President Clinton The Magistrate Mar 2012 #8
Mike Pappantonio essentially said the same thing... that for many reasons, she wouldn't prevail... hlthe2b Mar 2012 #12
Turley may be wrong about the final outcome of a suit, but not about her public figure status onenote Mar 2012 #19
Doesn't burst my bubble. pamela Mar 2012 #9
and i'm still worried because they have tons of money. n/t. okieinpain Mar 2012 #29
43 sponsors... Fawke Em Mar 2012 #46
I so just TRASHED your thread. n/t Firebrand Gary Mar 2012 #10
I'm a defamation lawyer and I think she has a case The Second Stone Mar 2012 #11
I completely agree. I think Turley COLGATE4 Mar 2012 #21
I think she is a limited public figure but that The Second Stone Mar 2012 #27
Even a public figure can make a case, can't they? treestar Mar 2012 #35
Yep The Second Stone Mar 2012 #85
I spoke with an attorney friend of mine, and he said the tsuki Mar 2012 #41
"No doubt"? Even despite the fact that that hasn't been Hosnon Mar 2012 #13
See my post No. 14. JDPriestly Mar 2012 #15
The problem is that Limbaugh lied about the statements in JDPriestly Mar 2012 #14
On the public figure aspect, I have had no doubt that she is for these purposes jsmirman Mar 2012 #16
good thing he won't be on the jury Motown_Johnny Mar 2012 #17
Turley is correct that she'd be considered a limited purpose public figure, but onenote Mar 2012 #18
How about she states upfront that any judgement exboyfil Mar 2012 #20
such an announcement might actually hurt her onenote Mar 2012 #22
Turley doesn't seem familiar with this... Sparkly Mar 2012 #23
Matters not. Limbaugh fabricated quotes and attributed them to Fluke. Ikonoklast Mar 2012 #24
Professor Turley is a great legal mind Kwarg Mar 2012 #32
He just ProSense Mar 2012 #36
Thank you, beat me to it. Ikonoklast Mar 2012 #38
Ron Paul won zero states last night on Super Tuesday. Major Hogwash Mar 2012 #55
+1 great white snark Mar 2012 #56
I disagree with Turley. mmonk Mar 2012 #25
and her agreeing to testify is what makes her a limited purpose public figure onenote Mar 2012 #30
By that standard, anybody asked to testify in any public hearing mmonk Mar 2012 #31
Yup. You have accurately stated the legal situation (nt) Recursion Mar 2012 #34
No. By that standard, anyone who agrees to testify on a matter of public concern onenote Mar 2012 #40
Most ProSense Mar 2012 #37
You are mistaken. onenote Mar 2012 #44
Again ProSense Mar 2012 #49
wrong again onenote Mar 2012 #57
You know ProSense Mar 2012 #58
Please link to an analysis of why she wouldn't be a limited purpose public figure. onenote Mar 2012 #61
You're jsmirman Mar 2012 #65
This ProSense Mar 2012 #67
Ha ha jsmirman Mar 2012 #69
Turns out you were right. onenote Mar 2012 #83
By no ProSense Mar 2012 #66
Thanks for clearing that up. onenote Mar 2012 #71
Because Turley says so? I saw an article in Raw Story, i believe, where another professor rustydog Mar 2012 #26
I saw a reference to that article, but couldn't find his rationale for why she isnt' a public figure onenote Mar 2012 #28
Legal argument always has two sides treestar Mar 2012 #33
I don't even want to go there. gaura purnima Mar 2012 #42
strange though, that Howard Stern was continually fined Bluerthanblue Mar 2012 #43
As I recall, that was in the wake of Janet Jackson's BoobGate gaura purnima Mar 2012 #45
While the Janet Jackson situation may have been the straw that broke the camel's back onenote Mar 2012 #51
Stephen Colbert does satire. CJCRANE Mar 2012 #50
So it's okay to viciously smear and attack her for three days! Arugula Latte Mar 2012 #47
I am an attorney and I disagree with Turley hifiguy Mar 2012 #48
His argument on the modern xxqqqzme Mar 2012 #52
as you acknowledge, you don't undestand "public figure" onenote Mar 2012 #70
Let the courts decide MicaelS Mar 2012 #54
His statements about other women won't be relevant. onenote Mar 2012 #59
Your arguments ProSense Mar 2012 #60
Its easy for any of us who are not directly in the line of fire to offer up suggestions onenote Mar 2012 #62
The OP Has Left The Building! n/t HangOnKids Mar 2012 #63
+1 Poll_Blind Mar 2012 #64
Which does not remove the viewpoint advanced jsmirman Mar 2012 #72
My Comment Was To Let People Know There Would Not Be A Reply From The OP HangOnKids Mar 2012 #74
Not sure I agree with him on that Taverner Mar 2012 #68
I'd like to see a citation that backs you up on that. onenote Mar 2012 #73
Here: Taverner Mar 2012 #75
ah, the dangers of playing amateur attorney onenote Mar 2012 #78
By that logic, anyone who's been on America's Funniest Home Videos is a public person Taverner Mar 2012 #79
No, but its possible that appearing on a TV show can make you a limited purpose public figure onenote Mar 2012 #81
Might I add that the public/private person debate is one of the greyest areas of law Taverner Mar 2012 #77
citation? onenote Mar 2012 #82
And this is why we have court cases, because one lawyer's opinion joeybee12 Mar 2012 #76
good ole DU CatWoman Mar 2012 #80
apparently ... GeorgeGist Mar 2012 #84
Thoughts... Sgent Mar 2012 #86
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