anthony s worker now. anthony, everyone says that america can be seen as quite a leticia is society. is this problem prevalent in the states as well? is this problem prevalent in the states as well? ., ., ., states as well? you mentioned that the term slapp states as well? you mentioned that the term slapp came states as well? you mentioned that the term slapp came from - states as well? you mentioned that the term slapp came from the - states as well? you mentioned that i the term slapp came from the united states. the term slapp came from the united states. so the term slapp came from the united states. so it the term slapp came from the united states, so it is a problem, even though states, so it is a problem, even though we states, so it is a problem, even though we have much more robust libel law though we have much more robust libel law protection, you have to prove libel law protection, you have to prove malice in order to be successfully prosecuted for libel. bu
impossible for him to lay blame on an 18 year old alice sebold, who had been raped and herself as a victim. but there would be a lot of people who would look at the case and say, had she not gone into court, having failed to identify him in a line up, had she not then gone into court and identified him as the man who attacked her, he wouldn t have been convicted. you know, anthony s being very, very gracious. he s a very bighearted man, and he s just a wonderful, wonderful guy. and he would say that and i would agree, 18 year old alice bears very little blame for this. she was guided by the district attorney s office, you know misguided, i should say. however, when alice wrote the book in 1999, she didn t tell the whole story about what happened at the trial. that s really interesting so you think had she put in more detail to how the trial unfolded, many people would, like you,