Ruling by
Elwood G. LuiLower Court
Los Angeles County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Ann I. JonesAnti-SLAPP motion should have been granted where defendant's representations as to musical content on Michael Jackson posthumous album were of public interest, and of the type that enjoy full First Amendment protection.
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