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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. McClendon finds that the trial court properly ruled against the librarian in a defamation suit alleging she was targeted after a library board meeting by other attendees who falsely represented on social media that she promoted pornography and erotic material to children. The librarian's appeal of the judgment granting the attendees' motions to strike was untimely, and she did not challenge the judgment as to attorney fees and costs. Affirmed.
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