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Reel LawLegal Moments at the Movie HouseNovember 2012
What does it matter if an individual is shattered if only justice is resurrected?"
-French author Émile Zola (Paul Muni), who is accused of libel, defends his writing about a captain he said was falsely accused of sharing military secrets in The Life of Émile Zola (1937).
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