Tribunal de Delaware desestima la demanda por difamación de Epps contra Fox News

Un juez federal en Delaware ha desestimado una demanda por difamación presentada por James Ray Epps contra Fox News por comentarios realizados por Tucker Carlson. El fallo se produjo el viernes después de que Epps intentara modificar su denuncia. El caso se centraba en las acusaciones de que Carlson presentó a Epps como un agente provocador federal durante los disturbios del 6 de enero.

La jueza de distrito de EE. UU. Jennifer Hall concedió la moción de Fox News para desestimar la demanda modificada. Determinó que Epps no logró alegar hechos que demostraran malicia real, un elemento requerido para figuras públicas en casos de difamación. La jueza señaló que muchas de las nuevas afirmaciones de Epps eran declaraciones concluyentes sin detalles que las respaldaran.

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