Ciattarelli says he’ll sue Sherrill for defamation over debate remarks on opioid crisis
Jack Ciattarelli plans to sue Mikie Sherrill over debate claims linking him to opioid deaths, calling her accusations false and defamatory amid a tightening New Jersey gubernatorial race.
- Jack Ciattarelli plans to sue Mikie Sherrill for defamation, claiming she said he 'killed tens of thousands of people' during a debate.
- Sherrill accused Ciattarelli of publishing materials that downplayed opioid risks, alleging he profited while New Jerseyans died.
- Ciattarelli called Sherrill's accusations a 'lie,' asserting they crossed the line for political discourse.
- Sherrill defended her statements, asserting that Ciattarelli was involved with opioid companies and 'pushing them more on a public that we knew was already addicted.
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GOP New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli plans to file a defamation lawsuit against Democratic opponent Mikie Sherrill over debate accusations.
Ciattarelli says he’ll sue Sherrill for defamation over debate remarks on opioid crisis
New Jersey GOP gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli’s campaign announced on Thursday that he would be filing a lawsuit against Democratic opponent Rep. Mikie Sherrill (N.J.) for defamation following comments she made during a debate on Wednesday about him, his business and the opioid crisis.
Jack Ciattarelli says he will sue Mikie Sherrill over her debate statements that he ‘killed tens of thousands’ with opioid misinformation
Sherrill, the Democratic nominee for New Jersey governor, and her Republican opponent, Ciattarelli, attacked each other during their second and final debate Wednesday night.
Jack Ciattarelli campaign says it plans to sue Mikie Sherrill over claims made during debate
A campaign strategist who works with the Ciattarelli campaign said the statement made by Sherrill during Wednesday night's debate was a "defamatory act" and "accusing a political opponent of mass murder in a televised debate crosses the line."
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