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Legal Definitions - injurious words

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Definition of injurious words

Definition: Injurious words refer to slanderous or libelous language that can cause harm to a person's reputation or character. In Louisiana law, these words are considered illegal and can lead to legal consequences.

Examples:

  • Spreading false rumors about someone's personal life
  • Accusing someone of committing a crime without evidence
  • Posting defamatory comments on social media

These examples illustrate how injurious words can cause harm to a person's reputation or character. For instance, spreading false rumors about someone's personal life can damage their relationships and social standing. Accusing someone of committing a crime without evidence can lead to legal consequences and tarnish their reputation. Posting defamatory comments on social media can also cause emotional distress and harm to a person's reputation.

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Simple Definition

Term: Injurious Words

Definition: Injurious words are hurtful things that people say or write about someone else. In Louisiana, it is against the law to say or write things that are untrue and harmful to someone's reputation. This is called slander or libel.

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