| criminal libel | 1.78 | Criminal libel was removed from New Zealand law nearly a decade ago. | ||
| alleged libel | 0.39 | It sued Meeks for alleged libel. | ||
| british libel | 0.26 | But because of tough British libel laws, they cannot buy the book in British stores or even read about it in British newspapers. | ||
| civil libel | 0.26 | At the time, civil libel actions did not menace that freedom. | ||
| english libel | 0.26 | The victory left Lipstadt with an unusually personal understanding of the vagaries of English libel law. | ||
| failed libel | 0.26 | It followed a failed libel action by journalist Jani Allan over a programme revealing their affair. | ||
| pending libel | 0.26 | Scores of other journalists still face pending libel charges. | ||
| possible libel | 0.26 | Accusing the STT agency of possible libel, Rasanen has demanded that police investigate the case. | ||
| seditious libel | 0.26 | The bishops were sent to the Tower on the grounds that their petition was seditious libel. | ||
| separate libel | 0.26 | Despite the apology, Lee filed a separate libel suit against the newspaper and Lingle. | ||
| two-way libel | 0.26 | The bitter two-way libel fight heads to the jury Monday. |