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With the never-ending political cycle rolling from one election quickly to the next, the political ads appear here to stay. For those individuals still experiencing the wake of political attack ads, it is possible that certain statements made during a highly contentious political season could be legally redressable. This may even be true for private persons caught in the maelstrom of two candidate’s political attacks.
In Arizona, a private person suing for defamation must show that the accused (1) published a false and defamatory statement about the person, (2) knew the false and defamatory nature of the statement, and (3) acted in reckless disregard of the falsity of statement or negligently failed to ascertain them. Additionally, the allegedly defamatory statement must “imply assertions of material fact that are provably false. In other words, statements that can be reasonably interpreted to communicate an opinion