Reporters are generally given qualified privilege in reporting what public officials say, particularly while covering official proceedings and in disclosing the contents of public records, unless errors were committed in reporting or malice can be shown.

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Reporters are generally given qualified privilege in reporting what public officials say, especially in official proceedings and public records, unless errors were committed in reporting or malice can be shown.

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