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oh taubaaa...!!🤡

i dont know much abt it riti...

I guess we can approach against cyber bullying in the concerned sites for the issues..may be they'll let us know what r the limitations..

Based on your brief statement of facts, you may have a civil claim for "defamation" against the person who is "making false accusations" about you, although your attorney would need more information before competently deciding whether you have a case.

In Washington State, when someone makes a false statement to another person and this causes harm to that person's reputation and good name, the law calls this "defamation." There are two types of defamation, slander (spoken) and libel (written).

There are various defenses to defamation. If a complete defense applies, it means the plaintiff (aggrieved party) cannot recover against the defendant (allegedly at-fault party). In Washington State, there are two commonly recognized defenses to defamation: "truth" and "mere opinion." Here, people are allowed to speak the truth or express their opinions, as long as they do so in a way that does not imply to a reasonable person the existence of underlying facts.

As a potential plaintiff in a civil action, you have the burden of proving each part of your defamation case on a more likely than not basis. Even if you are successful in proving that someone made false statements about you to another person, you still do not have a case until you allege and prove that these false statements actually caused you a specific type of harm.

While, generally speaking, a plaintiff in a defamation action must prove that the defamation caused them to suffer from a specific type of harm, there are certain instances where Washington State Courts will assume the fact (but not extent) of damages if the false statement made to another person contains allegations that the Plaintiff had a loathsome disease, engaged in sexual misconduct, committed a serious felony, or engaged in shady business practices.

If the defendant makes harmful and false accusations to law enforcement and this leads to the institution of unjustifiable criminal proceedings against you, and if these proceedings are terminated in your favor and brought with malice and without probable cause, you could also have a claim for "Malicious Criminal Prosecution."