Slander????
Q. Okay my firend went on her ex-boyfriends myspace and she wrote somethings about him, and now her ex's mom is threating her with like jail and stuff like that and threating to take her to court, but the thing is she DIDNT hack his profile he gave the password and login info to her, so can they really do anything? and if they can what?
Asked by Tori R - Wed Jan 30 16:51:32 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the US, defamation torts like slander and libel require that someone made false statements that damaged the other person financially. Truth is a defense. There are however different standards for public figures. Generally the person claiming defamation would need to show they lost money or were somehow damaged because of the defamation. But if you call someone a child molester, drug addict or prostitute, etc. and it's not true and it has a negative effect on their job, marriage or social standing, they may still have a valid claim. How much? It depends on a lot of other factors like how many people heard or saw the alleged defamation, the degree of outrageousness of the publication, etc. In the matter you describe, don't worry… [cont.]
Answered by Thomas T - Wed Jan 30 17:15:51 2008
Q. Okay my firend went on her ex-boyfriends myspace and she wrote somethings about him, and now her ex's mom is threating her with like jail and stuff like that and threating to take her to court, but the thing is she DIDNT hack his profile he gave the password and login info to her, so can they really do anything? and if they can what?
Asked by Tori R - Wed Jan 30 16:51:32 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the US, defamation torts like slander and libel require that someone made false statements that damaged the other person financially. Truth is a defense. There are however different standards for public figures. Generally the person claiming defamation would need to show they lost money or were somehow damaged because of the defamation. But if you call someone a child molester, drug addict or prostitute, etc. and it's not true and it has a negative effect on their job, marriage or social standing, they may still have a valid claim. How much? It depends on a lot of other factors like how many people heard or saw the alleged defamation, the degree of outrageousness of the publication, etc. In the matter you describe, don't worry… [cont.]
Answered by Thomas T - Wed Jan 30 17:15:51 2008
What libel/slander laws apply to a blog about an old workplace?
Q. I have just survived a terrible ordeal at my workplace. I am switching careers--switching to a whole new industry. I'd like to blog about the old job, but not mention the actual name of place or people, but use it caution and educate others about how to improve their own experience. I do not intend to libel/slander anyone, but I do intend to tell the truth--while protecting the identity of the guilty.
Asked by J - Fri Sep 18 20:51:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First off, your blog can be tracked to you by your new employer and could cost you your new job. Second, libel and slander have to be false. However, if they decide to sue you over it, it will get expensive even if you are in the right. You should also realize that someone might figure out what the place is, especially if you are identifiable on your blog. Write private journals about your experience, but don't make your comments public because it will come back to bite you. It doesn't really sound like you are educating anyone, since you didn't improve the situation, you had to change careers.
Answered by Libraryanna - Fri Sep 18 20:59:25 2009
Q. I have just survived a terrible ordeal at my workplace. I am switching careers--switching to a whole new industry. I'd like to blog about the old job, but not mention the actual name of place or people, but use it caution and educate others about how to improve their own experience. I do not intend to libel/slander anyone, but I do intend to tell the truth--while protecting the identity of the guilty.
Asked by J - Fri Sep 18 20:51:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First off, your blog can be tracked to you by your new employer and could cost you your new job. Second, libel and slander have to be false. However, if they decide to sue you over it, it will get expensive even if you are in the right. You should also realize that someone might figure out what the place is, especially if you are identifiable on your blog. Write private journals about your experience, but don't make your comments public because it will come back to bite you. It doesn't really sound like you are educating anyone, since you didn't improve the situation, you had to change careers.
Answered by Libraryanna - Fri Sep 18 20:59:25 2009
If libel and slander are illegal, then why is teaching the Satanism of evolution legal?
Q. Evolution is a lie. It is a slander and libel against God. Slander and libel are illegal according to the laws of the United States and many of the other nations. Should we arrest those who preach evolution?
Asked by Republicans Suck - Tue Jun 1 07:00:04 2010 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well done, a slander in the first line and nobody saw it. Teaching people to read is one thing, teaching them to comprehend, another.
Answered by Spiritual Dysphoria - Tue Jun 1 07:09:17 2010
Q. Evolution is a lie. It is a slander and libel against God. Slander and libel are illegal according to the laws of the United States and many of the other nations. Should we arrest those who preach evolution?
Asked by Republicans Suck - Tue Jun 1 07:00:04 2010 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well done, a slander in the first line and nobody saw it. Teaching people to read is one thing, teaching them to comprehend, another.
Answered by Spiritual Dysphoria - Tue Jun 1 07:09:17 2010
Can someone identify the requirements for an insult to be slander?
Q. I had an arguement on how Michael Richards remarks would not hold up in court for slander. I just need to clarify why it won't. I'm assuming that a credible source needs to provide completely false information for it to be slander rather than two people verbally harrassing each other.
Asked by RanJAH - Tue Nov 28 08:05:17 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To be slander, it must be a lie. It must either cause a loss of income or a loss of prestiege. For example, if I say "he is a red headed ugly man" that will be construed as an opinion. If I say he robbed his last employer. That would be slander unless it is the truth. The defense against slander is that it is the truth.
Answered by bettyswestbrook - Tue Nov 28 08:31:04 2006
Q. I had an arguement on how Michael Richards remarks would not hold up in court for slander. I just need to clarify why it won't. I'm assuming that a credible source needs to provide completely false information for it to be slander rather than two people verbally harrassing each other.
Asked by RanJAH - Tue Nov 28 08:05:17 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To be slander, it must be a lie. It must either cause a loss of income or a loss of prestiege. For example, if I say "he is a red headed ugly man" that will be construed as an opinion. If I say he robbed his last employer. That would be slander unless it is the truth. The defense against slander is that it is the truth.
Answered by bettyswestbrook - Tue Nov 28 08:31:04 2006
Why the prime concern is to personally slander the presidential candidates?
Q. So much emphasis is given to personal slander of the candidates for the Presidential elections,so much importance given to the political parties and so little attention is given to the individual policies of each and every candidate and what are their plans to correct the mistakes of the present administration?Why people so easily allow wool to cover their eyes?
Asked by ton c - Thu May 8 00:21:45 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wool covered their eyes far too long and now they see perfectly well---hopefully people realize that knowledge can provide them with tools to make the best decision regarding all candidates, issues are MOST important, intelligence, honor, character, integrity and genuine common sense are others factors...
Answered by Joan J - Thu May 8 00:36:48 2008
Q. So much emphasis is given to personal slander of the candidates for the Presidential elections,so much importance given to the political parties and so little attention is given to the individual policies of each and every candidate and what are their plans to correct the mistakes of the present administration?Why people so easily allow wool to cover their eyes?
Asked by ton c - Thu May 8 00:21:45 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wool covered their eyes far too long and now they see perfectly well---hopefully people realize that knowledge can provide them with tools to make the best decision regarding all candidates, issues are MOST important, intelligence, honor, character, integrity and genuine common sense are others factors...
Answered by Joan J - Thu May 8 00:36:48 2008
Can you press charges on someone who commits slander over a text message?
Q. Can you press charges on someone who commits slander over a text message? One of my friends forwarded an awful text message to a ton of people and this could hurt my other friends reputation. Could her mother press charges for slander? What was said was also a lie, not the truth.
Asked by mb - Sat Nov 7 21:43:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Slander is a civil matter, not a criminal one. Plus this isn't even slander. Slander is verbal. Libel is written. Defamation (slander or libel) can only be addressed in civil court and it's not enough that someone is talking badly about you. There is a very specific standard before you could ever hope to bring a successful law suit.
Answered by Artemis Gwen - Sat Nov 7 22:00:56 2009
Q. Can you press charges on someone who commits slander over a text message? One of my friends forwarded an awful text message to a ton of people and this could hurt my other friends reputation. Could her mother press charges for slander? What was said was also a lie, not the truth.
Asked by mb - Sat Nov 7 21:43:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Slander is a civil matter, not a criminal one. Plus this isn't even slander. Slander is verbal. Libel is written. Defamation (slander or libel) can only be addressed in civil court and it's not enough that someone is talking badly about you. There is a very specific standard before you could ever hope to bring a successful law suit.
Answered by Artemis Gwen - Sat Nov 7 22:00:56 2009
Can someone be sued for slander for putting your job in jeopardy?
Q. I've been accused of sending someone texts on a blocked number outside of work. I offered all my phone records to them to prove I didn't do it. They still took this to work and talked to my bosses about the issue. Which put my job in jeopardy. What can I do? What process needs to be taken to clear myself and stop the slander? My bosses do believe me. It's just the fact this is happening for no reason.
Asked by slim papa - Tue Jul 21 10:00:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you loose your job because of this accusation then maybe you have a case for slander (you were actually harmed by what they said). Just b/c your job is "put in jeopardy", you haven't suffered any REAL measureable damages. If you have the phone records to back it up (prove your innocence) then your job should be fine.
Answered by MO & LO - Tue Jul 21 10:26:40 2009
Q. I've been accused of sending someone texts on a blocked number outside of work. I offered all my phone records to them to prove I didn't do it. They still took this to work and talked to my bosses about the issue. Which put my job in jeopardy. What can I do? What process needs to be taken to clear myself and stop the slander? My bosses do believe me. It's just the fact this is happening for no reason.
Asked by slim papa - Tue Jul 21 10:00:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you loose your job because of this accusation then maybe you have a case for slander (you were actually harmed by what they said). Just b/c your job is "put in jeopardy", you haven't suffered any REAL measureable damages. If you have the phone records to back it up (prove your innocence) then your job should be fine.
Answered by MO & LO - Tue Jul 21 10:26:40 2009
Is it Slander if someone that is impersonating someone says they are abusive?
Q. If the person that is impersonating someone says someone else is abusive (real people), is this slander?
Asked by Sweet E - Fri Dec 21 20:54:49 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on whether or not the person is actually verbally or physicall abusive. If the person has had a history of fighting or emotionally abusing someone and another person calls them out on it, it is not defamation of his or her character, but truth. If the person being labeled as an abusive person is innocent and their personal life (friends, work, etc.) has been affected, it's important to take this to court and file a lawsuit. I've provided you with links in case you're interested in more.
Answered by Support Our Troops - Fri Dec 21 20:59:50 2007
Q. If the person that is impersonating someone says someone else is abusive (real people), is this slander?
Asked by Sweet E - Fri Dec 21 20:54:49 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on whether or not the person is actually verbally or physicall abusive. If the person has had a history of fighting or emotionally abusing someone and another person calls them out on it, it is not defamation of his or her character, but truth. If the person being labeled as an abusive person is innocent and their personal life (friends, work, etc.) has been affected, it's important to take this to court and file a lawsuit. I've provided you with links in case you're interested in more.
Answered by Support Our Troops - Fri Dec 21 20:59:50 2007
How can a person find out if they have been reported for slander ?
Q. I have this contact or ex-contact how who is trying to get me for slander okay. She told me tonight that she has reported me 5 times tonight. We had broken up earlier. When I logged on I saw a offline message from her. I responded to the offline message and she magically logged on to respond to my response. I said nothing that would fall under the slander definition. How do I find out if I have been reported for slander.
Asked by Doug B - Tue Oct 14 02:59:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is NO WAY they can do anything with out proof. Just Block her
Answered by hi i'm k r ll (c r l) - - Fri Oct 17 21:59:47 2008
Q. I have this contact or ex-contact how who is trying to get me for slander okay. She told me tonight that she has reported me 5 times tonight. We had broken up earlier. When I logged on I saw a offline message from her. I responded to the offline message and she magically logged on to respond to my response. I said nothing that would fall under the slander definition. How do I find out if I have been reported for slander.
Asked by Doug B - Tue Oct 14 02:59:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is NO WAY they can do anything with out proof. Just Block her
Answered by hi i'm k r ll (c r l) - - Fri Oct 17 21:59:47 2008
If someone wrote a false review on your business ad on yahoo, is this slander?
Q. another business wrote that i am a crazy lady and am doing illegal business, would this count as slander?
Asked by PassionPoodle - Fri Dec 19 21:15:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If their statement is false then... Yes, it would. And for a business to publically write that, it is very UNprofessional of them. If you lose any business or money because of this comment, you can take them to court.
Answered by Indigo.Flow - Fri Dec 19 21:19:32 2008
Q. another business wrote that i am a crazy lady and am doing illegal business, would this count as slander?
Asked by PassionPoodle - Fri Dec 19 21:15:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If their statement is false then... Yes, it would. And for a business to publically write that, it is very UNprofessional of them. If you lose any business or money because of this comment, you can take them to court.
Answered by Indigo.Flow - Fri Dec 19 21:19:32 2008
why is it that John McCain continues to use slander and misinformation?
Q. It is truly shameful and disingenuous to the American people. We deserve better he should address the issues so Americans can decide what policies are best. But I guess if he thought Americans would embrace his policies that is what he would be doing. Even he knows his chances are better trying discredit or slander Obama rather than how his potential presidency would address the real needs of Americans.
Asked by joel d - Wed Sep 10 08:24:33 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Senator McCain on running a respectful campaign: Senator McCain on his real reasons for running for President the last time around: Senator McCain hires Bush strategist who smeared him in his last run for Presidency to assist with campaign and Mrs. Palin: That's enough for me to say the "straight talk"..."country first"...and "new change"...are no longer valid statements...
Answered by PianoFan - Wed Sep 10 08:42:22 2008
Q. It is truly shameful and disingenuous to the American people. We deserve better he should address the issues so Americans can decide what policies are best. But I guess if he thought Americans would embrace his policies that is what he would be doing. Even he knows his chances are better trying discredit or slander Obama rather than how his potential presidency would address the real needs of Americans.
Asked by joel d - Wed Sep 10 08:24:33 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Senator McCain on running a respectful campaign: Senator McCain on his real reasons for running for President the last time around: Senator McCain hires Bush strategist who smeared him in his last run for Presidency to assist with campaign and Mrs. Palin: That's enough for me to say the "straight talk"..."country first"...and "new change"...are no longer valid statements...
Answered by PianoFan - Wed Sep 10 08:42:22 2008
Where is the line between telling the truth and slander?
Q. Which is more ethical, to tell the truth of someones' actions or not to commit slander? Please give a detailed example of your opinion.
Asked by Stephanie M - Thu Mar 12 22:02:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you purposely tell lies to make someone look bad or loose money then you commit slander. E.g. I was cheated by a lawyer. If I stood outside his work and told everyone he is a cheat, don't do business with him, I might be accused of slander or harassment. If I put an ad in the paper saying why I believed I was cheated, it may not be considered slanderous because I am talking about my beliefs and not his actions. If I gave false reasons like I said he charged me $4000 when he charged $2000, I could get in trouble but if I said I thought it was $2000 I might not get in trouble if it was believable that I might have got the amount wrong. If you have proof then you can say it is true. If you don't have proof you can say you believe… [cont.]
Answered by Graham P - Fri Mar 13 16:23:31 2009
Q. Which is more ethical, to tell the truth of someones' actions or not to commit slander? Please give a detailed example of your opinion.
Asked by Stephanie M - Thu Mar 12 22:02:45 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you purposely tell lies to make someone look bad or loose money then you commit slander. E.g. I was cheated by a lawyer. If I stood outside his work and told everyone he is a cheat, don't do business with him, I might be accused of slander or harassment. If I put an ad in the paper saying why I believed I was cheated, it may not be considered slanderous because I am talking about my beliefs and not his actions. If I gave false reasons like I said he charged me $4000 when he charged $2000, I could get in trouble but if I said I thought it was $2000 I might not get in trouble if it was believable that I might have got the amount wrong. If you have proof then you can say it is true. If you don't have proof you can say you believe… [cont.]
Answered by Graham P - Fri Mar 13 16:23:31 2009
When AVO allegations are false can you charge for slander?
Q. When an AVO is served on you and the allegations are false, can you place charges on the person who accused it to you?? Is it slander?
Asked by Jasmine Milen - Fri Feb 12 07:20:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. You have the opportunity to challenge an AVO application in court if you believe it is false but an AVO application is based on the applicants "fear" of threats or violence - which nobody can truly be sure about. An application for an AVO is granted on the balance of probabilities, if the "victim" reasonably believes they are being harassed, stalked, assaulted or threatened. In fact... statistics in the US put the number of restraining orders based on false "evidence" as high as 75% of all applications. The defendant has no way of truly defending themselves from many of these orders. There is no option under the law where slander (or defamation) suit can be bought against the victim in an AVO matter. Challenge the application in… [cont.]
Answered by Dave F - Tue Feb 16 05:44:57 2010
Q. When an AVO is served on you and the allegations are false, can you place charges on the person who accused it to you?? Is it slander?
Asked by Jasmine Milen - Fri Feb 12 07:20:36 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. You have the opportunity to challenge an AVO application in court if you believe it is false but an AVO application is based on the applicants "fear" of threats or violence - which nobody can truly be sure about. An application for an AVO is granted on the balance of probabilities, if the "victim" reasonably believes they are being harassed, stalked, assaulted or threatened. In fact... statistics in the US put the number of restraining orders based on false "evidence" as high as 75% of all applications. The defendant has no way of truly defending themselves from many of these orders. There is no option under the law where slander (or defamation) suit can be bought against the victim in an AVO matter. Challenge the application in… [cont.]
Answered by Dave F - Tue Feb 16 05:44:57 2010
If someone spread a rumor about you that was false and ruined your reputation is it considered slander?
Q. Is it considered slander if it ruined your reputation with friends and family. Or is he/she ok because of freedom of speech.
Asked by GossipKill - Sat May 23 08:11:10 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it is slander.
Answered by rhymingron - Sat May 23 08:38:12 2009
Q. Is it considered slander if it ruined your reputation with friends and family. Or is he/she ok because of freedom of speech.
Asked by GossipKill - Sat May 23 08:11:10 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it is slander.
Answered by rhymingron - Sat May 23 08:38:12 2009
I have told other women on the internet about my ex boyfriend's scandelous ways, can he sue me for slander?
Q. I have simply warned other women about my ex boyfriends scandelous ways of picking up on women on the internet, now he is threatening to sue me for slander. Can he actually do that?
Asked by TapTwice8188 - Sun Sep 27 07:44:41 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, but you can defend yourself by proving that what you said about him was true.
Answered by Guy Noir Private Eye - Sun Sep 27 09:52:11 2009
Q. I have simply warned other women about my ex boyfriends scandelous ways of picking up on women on the internet, now he is threatening to sue me for slander. Can he actually do that?
Asked by TapTwice8188 - Sun Sep 27 07:44:41 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, but you can defend yourself by proving that what you said about him was true.
Answered by Guy Noir Private Eye - Sun Sep 27 09:52:11 2009
Is calling someone a pervert on voicemail considered slander?
Q. My soon to be ex has called my father a pervert on my voicemail? There is no evidence what so ever of this. To me she is implying he is a sexual predator, I know this would be hard to prove. Basically, just want to know if I will have another slander suit against her.
Asked by private0000 - Thu Dec 10 05:55:25 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Simply put, no.
Answered by Yars Revenge - Thu Dec 10 06:01:59 2009
Q. My soon to be ex has called my father a pervert on my voicemail? There is no evidence what so ever of this. To me she is implying he is a sexual predator, I know this would be hard to prove. Basically, just want to know if I will have another slander suit against her.
Asked by private0000 - Thu Dec 10 05:55:25 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Simply put, no.
Answered by Yars Revenge - Thu Dec 10 06:01:59 2009
What steps do I need to take to file a slander lawsuit?
Q. I'm in PA. Do I file with the county I'm in or do I file with the state. Is anyone familiar with PA filing for slander? Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Asked by njy - Fri Sep 5 17:55:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Filing with the county circuit or superior court is filing with the state. All county circuit/superior courts are state courts. To file any lawsuit you have to outline your cause of action by making sure every element of the tort is met, including damages for slander because they are not presumed. Otherwise the complaint will be dismissed. Slander suits are complicated and depend entirely on several factors. You should see an attorney if you really believe you have a case.
Answered by Eisbaer - Fri Sep 5 18:07:56 2008
Q. I'm in PA. Do I file with the county I'm in or do I file with the state. Is anyone familiar with PA filing for slander? Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Asked by njy - Fri Sep 5 17:55:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Filing with the county circuit or superior court is filing with the state. All county circuit/superior courts are state courts. To file any lawsuit you have to outline your cause of action by making sure every element of the tort is met, including damages for slander because they are not presumed. Otherwise the complaint will be dismissed. Slander suits are complicated and depend entirely on several factors. You should see an attorney if you really believe you have a case.
Answered by Eisbaer - Fri Sep 5 18:07:56 2008
Why would people come on the religion section just to slander?
Q. I mean i've been looking through a lot of the questions on here, and every question seems to have 3 or 4 people who are determined to be like "God doesnt exist and your stupid if you believe it". Why would you come on the religion section just to slander, religion means alot to some peoples lifes. I'm just curious.
Asked by Sephiroth - Mon Aug 17 04:02:51 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Religion means a lot to some peoples lives... You mean the ones that are tied to a stake and brunt alive for disagreeing with your God.
Answered by Existentialist Absurd Hero - Mon Aug 17 04:12:31 2009
Q. I mean i've been looking through a lot of the questions on here, and every question seems to have 3 or 4 people who are determined to be like "God doesnt exist and your stupid if you believe it". Why would you come on the religion section just to slander, religion means alot to some peoples lifes. I'm just curious.
Asked by Sephiroth - Mon Aug 17 04:02:51 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Religion means a lot to some peoples lives... You mean the ones that are tied to a stake and brunt alive for disagreeing with your God.
Answered by Existentialist Absurd Hero - Mon Aug 17 04:12:31 2009
Why does no one seem to care about all the Republican slander and lies against Obama?
Q. Is it because after 8 years of slander and lies from a Republican administration and Congress, the party simply has zero credibility with the American people?
Asked by longhaired freaky person - Wed Jun 24 02:07:04 2009 - - 40 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because it's all true.
Answered by 10242 - Wed Jun 24 02:11:40 2009
Q. Is it because after 8 years of slander and lies from a Republican administration and Congress, the party simply has zero credibility with the American people?
Asked by longhaired freaky person - Wed Jun 24 02:07:04 2009 - - 40 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because it's all true.
Answered by 10242 - Wed Jun 24 02:11:40 2009
How can i report slander when posting on craigslist?
Q. I have been selling on craigslist for a while. then all of a sudden i see some post just completely slandering my ad and includes my number and email address heres a copy of the ad with slander. Is there a way i can find out who did this ?
Asked by mxrider241@ymail.com - Sun Aug 16 19:51:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have been selling on craigslist for a while. then all of a sudden i see some post just completely slandering my ad and includes my number and email address heres a copy of the ad with slander. Is there a way i can find out who did this ?
Asked by mxrider241@ymail.com - Sun Aug 16 19:51:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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