Nazanin Rafsanjani of NPR's On The Media took a look at legislation aimed at curtailing SLAPP lawsuits — the kind designed to silence critics rather than right wrongs. As we have some experience of this, I got to tell Rafsanjani all about our case for the segment.
NPR on Slapp lawsuits
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Transform dull knives at home: pro sharpener now 80% off
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