"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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Any lawsuit you try to file against me in California is fake. When you
file, you're going to have to admit to the court that I don't live in
California and have no business presence in California. The court is
going to reject your filing.

You keep writing this or something like it, Mr. Krueger, but with
respect you are wrong. In a defamation suit, the court that has
jurisdiction is the one in the state where the purported damage was
suffered. In this case, as Scott Wheeler resides in California, any
suit he files for damage to his reputation will be correctly and
appropriately filed in California. The fact that you reside in Michigan
is irrelevant when the supposed defamation has occured on a nationally
distributed medium.

This why an increasing number of defamation cases are being filed in
1st-Amendment-free England, even the defamation has occurred in an
American magazine against an American citizen or corporation (provided
the defamee can show some kind of legal residence or presence in the UK).

John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile