Assertion: plaintiff's reputation | /r/HasProperty | bad
Facets:
value: provably
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If the plaintiff has a really great reputation, then proving harm to that reputation by a statement is going to be easier than if the plaintiff haves a bad reputation already.
text: And there’s the notion of a libel-proof plaintiff, where the plaintiff’s reputation is so bad that there’s no way for them to show harm to reputation.
text: Now, most courts handle that in a way that simply goes to weight and credibility, and it don’t automatically throw out bad character plaintiffs out of court because their reputations are already provably bad.