Re: CSGV campaigns to have Emily Miller fired
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 11:56 am
Done and done.
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How? They are using free speech. I don't agree with it, but thats kind of the point of the Big 2A, to protect the rights of others to say what we don't like and admit how stupid they are.Charles L. Cotton wrote:I don't know what the civil law is there, but if this were in Texas and if she had a contract with Fox, I'd be filing a suit for tortuous interference with contractual relationship. Get an injunction, attorney fees and perhaps other remedies.
Chas.
Tortious interference is attempting to interfere in the contractual relationship existing between two other parties.Cedar Park Dad wrote:How? They are using free speech. I don't agree with it, but thats kind of the point of the Big 2A, to protect the rights of others to say what we don't like and admit how stupid they are.Charles L. Cotton wrote:I don't know what the civil law is there, but if this were in Texas and if she had a contract with Fox, I'd be filing a suit for tortuous interference with contractual relationship. Get an injunction, attorney fees and perhaps other remedies.
Chas.
Which they are doing neither. Good luck with making that claim in court.Jumping Frog wrote:Tortious interference is attempting to interfere in the contractual relationship existing between two other parties.Cedar Park Dad wrote:How? They are using free speech. I don't agree with it, but thats kind of the point of the Big 2A, to protect the rights of others to say what we don't like and admit how stupid they are.Charles L. Cotton wrote:I don't know what the civil law is there, but if this were in Texas and if she had a contract with Fox, I'd be filing a suit for tortuous interference with contractual relationship. Get an injunction, attorney fees and perhaps other remedies.
Chas.
Sure, they have free speech, but that neither justifies falsely yelling fire in a movie theater nor interfering in someone's contract.