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Constructive Falsity, Legal Truth, and the Public Interest in Not Reporting on Expunged Records
This Essay explores the tension between expungement law and the continued online publication of truthful news stories about arrests and criminal charges that have since been sealed or erased. Although constitutional doctrine and tort law largely foreclose remedies against publishers, the Essay revis
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