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TONY ORTEGA
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On July 31, Leah Remini won a clear victory at the appellate level in her lawsuit against the Church of Scientology.
That win will bolster her suit as it returns to the trial court level and moves into its next phase. (A status conference hearing is scheduled for December 3.)
We pointed out at the time what historic language was included in the July 31 ruling as the appeals court described clear evidence of Scientology’s “actual malice” toward Leah in its years of harassment aimed at her for leaving the church and speaking out about its abuses.
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tonyortega.substack.com
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On July 31, Leah Remini won a clear victory at the appellate level in her lawsuit against the Church of Scientology.
That win will bolster her suit as it returns to the trial court level and moves into its next phase. (A status conference hearing is scheduled for December 3.)
We pointed out at the time what historic language was included in the July 31 ruling as the appeals court described clear evidence of Scientology’s “actual malice” toward Leah in its years of harassment aimed at her for leaving the church and speaking out about its abuses.
This was a huge result, and it only strengthens Leah’s lawsuit as it moves forward. However, while the court had spoken strongly about Scientology’s abuses, it decided to issue its opinion as formally “unpublished,” meaning it can’t be cited in other lawsuits.Remini’s evidence tends to demonstrate an established pattern and practice of deliberate attacks by Defendants (and those directed by Defendants) intended to sully the reputations of perceived opponents, which includes the dissemination of defamatory statements.
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California Supreme Court denies Leah Remini’s request to formally publish appeal victory
On July 31, Leah Remini won a clear victory at the appellate level in her lawsuit against the Church of Scientology.
