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Should all states have anti-SLAPP laws so abusers can't sue survivors for reporting abuse? closed

  • Yes, all states should have anti-SLAPP laws.
  • No, if you want to sue, you should be able to sue.

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  • Yes, all states should have anti-SLAPP laws. 465 votes
  • No, if you want to sue, you should be able to sue. 22 votes
  • Yes, all states should have anti-SLAPP laws. 465 votes
  • No, if you want to sue, you should be able to sue. 22 votes

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