Tribunal de Delaware rejeita processo de difamação de Epps contra a Fox News

09 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

Um juiz federal em Delaware rejeitou uma ação por difamação movida por James Ray Epps contra a Fox News devido a comentários feitos por Tucker Carlson. A decisão ocorreu na sexta-feira, após Epps tentar alterar sua queixa. O caso girava em torno de alegações de que Carlson retratou Epps como um agente provocador federal durante os distúrbios de 6 de janeiro.

A juíza distrital dos EUA, Jennifer Hall, concedeu a moção da Fox News para rejeitar a queixa alterada. Ela concluiu que Epps não conseguiu alegar fatos que demonstrassem malícia real, um elemento necessário para figuras públicas em casos de difamação. A juíza observou que muitas das novas alegações de Epps eram declarações conclusivas sem detalhes que as sustentassem.

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Tribunal de Delaware rejeita processo de difamação de Epps contra a Fox News

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