Insult To Injury

William K. Jones is the Charles Evans Hughes Professor of Law (Emeritus) at Columbia University.

Contents Acknowledgments Prologue Part One. Point and Counterpoint 1.The Man Who Had To Leave Town 2."Heed Their Rising Voices" 3.An Uncommon Common Law 4.The First Amendment Part Two. Public Officials, Public Figures and Private Persons 5.Anything That Touches on Fitness for Office 6.The Tale of the Furtive Night Watchman 7.Into the Vortex of Public Controversy 8.The Big Football Fix 9.The Frame-Up of Officer Nuccio 10.The Golden Fleece of the Month Award 11.The Reluctant Soviet Agent 12.Special Cases: Unlimited, Irrelevant and Involuntary Public Figures 13.Strictly Business 14.Purely Private Libels Part Three. Other Aspects of Defamation and False Light 15.Group Libels 16.Looking for Love? Sorry, Wrong Number 17.Blackmail, Treason, Hypocrisy and Lies 18.La Cosa Nostra at Your Service 19.The Greatest Analyst Who Ever Lived 20.Five Scientists Who Were Paid To Lie 21.The Airman Who Almost Fell to Earth Part Four. Procedural Issues And the Path to Reform 22.Actual Malice at Issue 23.The Losing Game 24.Bring in Da Plea Bring in Da Writ 25.Possible Pitfalls 26.Paths Not Taken Part Five. Privacy and the Press 27.The Right to Privacy 28.Genius, Hero, Maverick, Threat 29.The Man Who Would Be Woman 30.; Paparazzi 31.Intrusions on Private Domains 32.Broken Promises 33.Deception and Subterfuge 34.After the Pentagon Papers Part Six. Fact, Fiction and Future 35.The Adventures of Artemus Jones 36.Justice a la Corrigan 37.The Impact of the Internet 38.Concluding Observations Notes Bibliography Index; Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Libel and slander United States, Privacy, Right of United States, Libel and slander United States Cases, Privacy, Right of United States Cases