BTW: Corfman does not qualify as a "public figure" under our defamation law, as she had no prior history of putting herself out in the public spotlight or seeking public attention. She came out of obscurity to speak about her interactions with moore when she was underage. In contrast, moore, for decades, did everything he could to seek the public spotlight.
PRIOR history? That doesn't matter. She CHOSE to make a public figure of herself. You don't know the law.
Actually, I do. Go back and read New York Times v. Sullivan and its progeny. Consult the websites Oyez or Justicia. How about Cornell University Law School. Yale? Harvard?
Your lack of knowledge about the law is entirely separate from your strange willingness to defend a slut like moore at all costs. Corfman is not a public figure. He has been one for quite some time.
I keep telling him he's clueless about the definition of public figure... but he doesn't like hearing that... so he's continuing on in his little delusional way.