| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Whether the victim is a public figure or not affects the requisite standard of fault: while public figures (like Lobel) have to show the accused had actual malice (i.e., knowledge or recklessness) in making the defamatory statement, non-public figures only have to show that the accused was negligent, or failed to act with due care.
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