yes
It would be slander to say something untrue about a person's moral character.The banker sued for slander against a customer who claimed the banker was a pedophile.The newspaper printed a story about the mayor that was slander.
Libel and slander are not allowed to be used in any public setting. The use of these tactics could, in fact, land you in a deposition.
Not unless she has actually committed adultry. If he calls her an adultress and has no proof that she has actually committed adultry, then he has committed slander.
Certainly, it is called slander and is brought as a civil suit.
Slander. SLANDER.
Kanye West faced vast opprobrium after interrupting Taylor Swift at the VMAs.
Depends on what the website entails. They could file slander suits against you.
Yes, if it was in writing, defamatory, and untrue. If it is verbal, it is slander.
If you do know that they weren't included, then yes. It'd be slander.
To slander is to say something that is not true. Slander is often used in a political campaign.
Typically defamation (slander/libel) type charges are, in the US are always torts, and very rarely criminal in most other countries. As a tort they have no sentence, only damages to be paid. However in many cases a judge can issue an injunction against the behavior and if that is ignored, the personal can be tried criminally for it's violation.
Libel is a statement in writing judged to harm the reputation of a person. Slander is a malicious report report uttered to damage a persons character. Both of these terms harm the reputation of the person they were charged against