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	Comments on: Lawsuits to silence critics bulldoze the First Amendment	</title>
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		By: Max Kennerly		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Perhaps then you could comment on whether Encounter Books has media liability insurance, and whether it expects authors to shoulder by themselves the &quot;steep costs of litigation&quot; to which George Will refers.

On its face, the lawsuit sounds like baloney (particularly the request for an injunction), but I don&#039;t know the facts, and apparently the allegations are infused with enough law to defeat immediate dismissal, despite Will&#039;s non-legal interpretation of the same.

I don&#039;t doubt Encounter Books has defense and indemnity insurance, and don&#039;t doubt that Carla Main has yet to pay a single penny for her defense. Which is how it should be. If Will wants to advocate for, say, SLAPP laws, then he should do that -- it does no good for him to invent burdens he knows don&#039;t really exist.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Perhaps then you could comment on whether Encounter Books has media liability insurance, and whether it expects authors to shoulder by themselves the &#8220;steep costs of litigation&#8221; to which George Will refers.</p>
<p>On its face, the lawsuit sounds like baloney (particularly the request for an injunction), but I don&#8217;t know the facts, and apparently the allegations are infused with enough law to defeat immediate dismissal, despite Will&#8217;s non-legal interpretation of the same.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t doubt Encounter Books has defense and indemnity insurance, and don&#8217;t doubt that Carla Main has yet to pay a single penny for her defense. Which is how it should be. If Will wants to advocate for, say, SLAPP laws, then he should do that &#8212; it does no good for him to invent burdens he knows don&#8217;t really exist.</p>
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