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” That block party is now the subject of this lawsuit and it could come down to what is considered discretionary decisions by government officials. It was just politically too difficult to confront these groups so leaders like Durkan joked about it and the media portrayed the zone like a “block party.” City of Seattle
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” What is most interesting about this lawsuit is how it is arguably meritless under both tort and constitutionallaw. This is a classic example where opinion is protected under tort and constitutionallaw. Trump could argue truth as a defense and fall back on opinion is needed in any litigation.
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