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Webster’s is a layman’s dictionary and is not a standard for trial. I would not be bringing an action on behalf of anyone who you may have libeled. It is not my area of practice.”
A better definition and explanation when the word ‘criminal’ should be used is taken from an edition of Black’s Law Dictionary sitting on my bookshelves:
criminal
1) n. a popular term for anyone who has committed a crime, whether convicted of the offense or not. More properly it should apply only to those actually convicted of a crime. Repeat offenders are sometimes called habitual criminals.”
That’s funny! Because you’d have to prove that I meant the legal definition and not the layman’s definition for anybody to claim libel!
Like I said I’m not scared of your threats!
“Learning law doesn’t make you a lawyer, only passing the Bar Exam AND being admitted to practice makes you a lawyer.”
But I don’t have too even know law to defend myself against a lawsuit.
I could defend myself ProSe!
“You now accuse me of threatening you, That is a boldface LIE on your part. You owe me an apology and a public retraction. I never threatened any action against you.”
Maybe it was a misunderstanding!
I thought you were threatening me, that I committed libel.
You know that claiming that I committed libel, is not your decision, but the Court’s. So I thought you were threatening me, because I surely didn’t ask you for your opinion whether my previous posts were libelous!!!