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— Legal analysis, case discussion, and policy debateDartmouth scrubbed a former coach's name from old cross-country rosters years after he left, while volunteers and fired staffers stayed listed. A judge ruled that silent erasure, plus a reference-check call where he was allegedly called "blacklisted," can count as defamation.
— via Volokh Conspiracy (Reason), Eugene Volokh
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