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: Crime & FederalismMarina Tylo Meets Barbara Streisand
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Pop quiz: What happens when you file a frivolous lawsuit against a New York law blogger?
Marina Tylo is about to learn.
Ms. Tylo, as first reported by Scott Greenfield yesterday, filed a frivolous defamation lawsuit against a New York law blogger. This wasn't a very good idea, since filing a frivolous lawsuit against a law blogger is not the type of event that other bloggers will ignore.
She filed the defamation lawsuit because the law blogger's post was supposedly harming her reputation. I read the post several times, and really don't see how it harmed her reputation in any meaningful way. That's her story, though.
Before she filed the lawsuit, anyone who typed her named into a search engine would have come upon her first website and the law blog's (not at all) damaging post...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on August 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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