Public speech that causes someone damage or actual injury is libelous, even if the speech in question is true.

Name: Public speech that causes someone damage or actual injury is libelous, even if the speech in question is true.
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Libel refers to written defamation, not public speech, and truth is a defense against libel claims. Public speech causing damage is typically considered slander, and truth is also a defense in slander cases.

Public Speech That Causes Someone Damage or Actual Injury Is