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The 1A SLAPP motion to dismiss: federal court?
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June 24, 2021
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18:59Now PlayingSLAPP refers to a Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Policy - or to put it another way, suing because someone said something you don't like and you want them to shut up. Anti-SLAPP is special motion to dismiss designed to prevent this from happening. But it is a creature of state law. So the quesstion arises: can I use Anti-SLAPP in federal court? Let's discuss!
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