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So-called libel chill is a legal tactic? whereby typically arbitrary and sometimes ungrounded claims that libel has occurred are used as a pretext to force critics to silence or mute published concerns. It is commonly engaged in by people who are later discovered to be criminals, notably:
Ontario libel law? is particularly friendly to libel chillers in that simply telling the truth is not always an adequate defense.
Ontario libel law? is particularly friendly to libel chillers in that simply telling the truth is not always an adequate defense.
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