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Reasons Why Singh Shouldn't Countersue

Yesterday, the British Chiropractic Association made what many believe was a serious error of judgement in a press release regarding Dr. Simon Singh's recent appeal victory. In the release they stated that:

"However, this action is actually a simple libel claim based on the fact that the BCA was maliciously attacked by Dr. Singh in the Guardian newspaper."

As legal expert Jack of Kent has pointed out, this is a defamatory remark which Singh could countersue over, and in Jack's view, "the moment he chooses to do so will surely be when this case ends."

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Six Problems with the BCA's Latest Statement on Singh (Updated)

Just after I clicked "submit" on my previous article on the Singh vs. BCA affair, I discovered via @JackOfKent that the British Chiropractic Association have released a more, er, in-depth statement on the latest ruling. You can get it at their website, or cached here for safe-keeping. I'll reproduce the text below (since this is a press release and I am apparently a sort of press now I feel this is fair), then comment.

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Chiropractors in Paddle Misplacement Farce: A Round-Up

Back in 2000, when I was a lowly undergraduate, the warden in charge of our halls called all the resident students to the bar for a meeting. There, he warned us of a terrible health and safety menace. Apparently, near the student village, there lurked a large crop of magic mushrooms. On no account, he informed us, were we to go near the mushrooms located in the field at the top end of the village, nor were we to pick the white ones with the brownish tops on them.

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