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4 opinions for “Dat Duc Nguyen”
Duc Tan v. Lepublic domain
Madsen, C.J. ¶1 In 2003, members of the Committee Against the Viet Cong Flag disseminated an e-mail message throughout the Olympia Vietnamese community accusing Due Tan and the Vietnamese Community of Thurston County (VCTC), a nonprofit corporation, of engaging in pro-Communist activities. Additionally, defendant Norman Le authored three newsletter articles repeating allegations from the e-mail and also accusing Tan and the VCTC
Duc Tan v. Lepublic domain
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Duc Tan v. Lepublic domain
254 P.3d 904 (2011) 161 Wash.App. 340 DUC TAN, a single man; and Vietnamese Community of Thurston County, a Washington corporation, Respondents, v. Norman LE and Phu Le, husband and wife; Tuan A. Vu and Huynh T. Vu, husband and wife; Phiet X. Nguyen and Vinh T. Nguyen, husband and wife; Dat T. Ho and "Jane Doe" Ho, husband and wife; Nga T. Pham and Tri Duong, wife and husband; and Nhan T. Tran and Man M. Vo, wife and husba
Duc Tan v. Lepublic domain
Armstrong, J. ¶1 — In 2004, members of the Committee against the Viet Cong Flag disseminated an e-mail message and several newsletter articles throughout the Olympia Vietnamese community accusing Due Tan and the Vietnamese Community of Thurston County (VCTC), a nonprofit corporation, of being Communists or Communist supporters. Tan and the VCTC sued the committee members for defamation. A jury found the defendants liable for def