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Arizona Supreme Court To Hear State Sen. Wendy Rogers' Defamation Case

KNAU News Talk - Arizona Public Radio | By Associated Press
Published May 5, 2021 at 1:07 PM MST
AP, file

The Arizona Supreme Court will hear a defamation case stemming from a state senator’s attack advertisements during a failed congressional run in 2018.

 

  

The Arizona Capitol Times reported that Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers attacked her opponent — former state Sen. Steve Smith — in multiple advertisements. Pamela Young, owner of the Young Agency and a former employer of Smith, sued Rogers for defamation, claiming the ads implied she had committed or supported sex crimes. The Court of Appeals overturned the lower court in a split decision in December, entering summary judgement for Rogers. Now the state’s high court will decide.
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