Malice Inference is a computational framework in defamation analysis that identifies and classifies instances of malice by analyzing linguistic markers and contextual cues to distinguish reckless disregard for truth from mere opinion or factual error.
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The defamation of Joy Gardner: press, police and black deaths in custody
Ryan Erfani-Ghettani · Race & Class · 2014 · 33 citations
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