In this Defamation case, the principals of Goldberg Technology assert that Benjamin’s false claims about their primary technology were meant to scuttle a deal, brokered by the deceased, providing the firm with access to capital.
Actually, neither of these Cases are valid: where something is required to be done “randomly” (but not “secretly randomly”), the Judge must roll dice in the GNDT for it. That didn’t happen for either of these. Although Guilt is secretly random, the other rolls are publicly random.
This case is now closed; Benjamin mounted a successful defense by demonstrating that his claims were based in fact.
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