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"Mud-Slinging" is a generalized term that has no exact legal definition, but generally refers to charges and allegations made by one side against the other, whether they can be proven or not.
When engaged in by non-politicians use caution - it can easily become grounds for defamation of character, slander, and libel suits.
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Introduced in the 1828 campaign what practice ruined reputations?
Mudslinging
In the election of 1828 what negative element was introduced into the campaign?
Mudslinging
What is a sentence for mudslinging?
During the political debate, the candidates resorted to mudslinging by making personal attacks instead of discussing policy issues.
What is mudslinging?
Mudslinging is the practice of making malicious or damaging statements about someone in order to harm their reputation. This tactic is commonly used in politics and media to discredit opponents or rivals.
What is an example of mudslinging?
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What are examples of mudslinging?
Mudslinging refers to making defamatory remarks to a particular opponent. Calling a fellow rivals a thief or a murder is just but an example.
What election was mudslinging first used in?
1842
Negative tactics used in campaigns are referred to as what?
mudslinging
What is statutory and non statutory post?
legal and non legal
Non-legal approach to crime?
non-legal approach
What are negative tactics used in campaign are sometimes referred to?
mudslinging
What is a term used for making malicious verbal attacks on an opponent?
Mudslinging
