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Merton Roland Nachman
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Merton Roland Nachman

American attorney
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  • New York Times Co. v. Sullivan
    / Background

    …who read the ad was Merton Roland Nachman, the foremost libel lawyer in Montgomery and one of the best in the state. Although he considered himself a political moderate, Nachman, like many others in the South, felt increasingly frustrated by the attention Northern newspapers like the Times gave to the…

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    …who read the ad was Merton Roland Nachman, the foremost libel lawyer in Montgomery and one of the best in the state. Although he considered himself a political moderate, Nachman, like many others in the South, felt increasingly frustrated by the attention Northern newspapers like the Times gave to the…

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