| 释义 |
fair comment
noun
or fair criticism
: the legal privilege everyone has to criticize and comment on matters of public interest provided he states facts truly and without malice and expresses his opinion honestly and provided any criticism he makes imputes no corrupt or dishonorable motive not reasonably warranted by the facts notwithstanding that such criticism may be voiced in a style calculated to attract attention and to entertain and may involve some exaggeration, humor, or irony |