Description : Is it illegal to slander someone over the internet on a "slander" site?
Last Answer : answer:Yes if the claim is false and it was said to someone other than the claimant (ie broadcast over the internet). The correct term would libel. Slander is only used if the statement is spoken not broadcast or published.
Description : What is the difference between slander and slanderous?
Last Answer : It depends on the context of the sentence you were writing. As your teacher said, slanderous is the adjective form of slander. So if you were using slander as an adjective, it should have been slanderous instead of slander. Slander by itself is a noun and sometimes a verb.
Description : What's the difference between slander and freedom of speech?
Last Answer : in brief Freedom of Speech is the right to say what you want. Expressing your views, but labeling them as your views, not necessarily fact. Slander is saying something false with the intent of harming another person, and presenting it as fact.
Description : Why can't cyber bullies be prosecuted for slander or libel?
Last Answer : answer:The cases are very different things-yelling fire in a crowded theater (when there isn't one) would serve to cause panic, and is generally illegal under something like inciting a riot or ... 's my un-informed opinion). Read up on defamation, here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defamation
Description : What is the opposite of slander ?
Last Answer : The opposite praise of slander.
Description : Assertion : Tibia is stronger and inner whereas fibula is the slander and outer bone of lower leg or shank. Reason : Tibia has a sharp crest in the sh
Last Answer : Assertion : Tibia is stronger and inner whereas fibula is the slander and outer bone of lower leg or ... . D. If both Assertion and Reason are false.
Description : Is libel different from slander?
Last Answer : Is libel different from slander
Description : SLANDER IS a) Written Defamation b) Verbal Defamation c) Both A and Bd) None of these
Last Answer : b) Verbal Defamation
Description : Select the option that is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to the given word. Malign (a) Align (b) Slander (c) Organize (d) Praise
Last Answer : (d) Praise
Description : Is a foreigner considered Illiterate if he only can read his home language?
Last Answer : My understanding is that when someone is illiterate they cannot read or write any language, so I would say the answer to your question is no.