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Trials (Libel)

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Their good names: twelve cases of libel and slander with some introductory reflections on the law

H. Montgomery Hyde

1970

Scotch Verdict

Lillian Faderman, Jack Halberstam

1983

Report of the trial of B.W. Williams and others, editor and printers of the Dew drop, a temperance paper published at Taunton, Mass., for an alleged libel upon William Wilbar, a rumseller of Taunton

William Wilbar

1846

This nest of vipers

Charles H. McCormick

1989

Shadow of a doubt

Ted Allbeury

1999

Dunster

John Mortimer

1992

Libel and academic freedom

Arnold Marshall Rose

1968

New York Times v. Sullivan

Kermit Hall

2011

New York Times v. Sullivan

Harvey Fireside

1999

The Holocaust on trial

D. D. Guttenplan

2001

A pot of paint

Linda Merrill

1992

McLibel

John Vidal

1997

Irish Peacock and Scarlet Marquess

Merlin Holland

2003

Poe's major crisis

Moss, Sidney Phil

1970

The Winslow boy

Terence Rattigan

1948

Oscar Wilde's last stand

Philip Hoare

1998

Just words

Alan L. Ackerman

2011

History on trial

Deborah E. Lipstadt

2005

The Cost of a Reputation

Ian David Mitchell, Ian Mitchell

1998

Telling only lies

Jessica Mann

1993

The three trials of William Hone, for publishing three parodies

William Hone

1818

The Irving judgment

Penguin (Firm)

2000

Treason and libel

Donald Serrell Thomas

1972

Verdict

I͡Uriĭ Felʹshtinskiĭ

2007

A notable libel case

Josiah H. Benton

1904

The trials of Oscar Wilde

Michael S. Foldy

1997

The case for Auschwitz

R. J. van Pelt

2002

Jerry Falwell v. Larry Flynt

Rodney A. Smolla

1988

Fear on trial

John Henry Faulk

1983

The real trial of Oscar Wilde

Merlin Holland

2003

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