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Is this technically considered defamatory?

I'm in a school where I know hazing of three students. I looked in the dictionary and the definition of hazing is subject to harassment or ridicule, which is part of my application. Well, I live in Arizona, and Arizona has an anti-hazing. My school has a policy zero tolerance for that. Well, Besides the problems related to these people, I recently learned that the rumor spread about me that I was pregnant. I think that a lack of respect, because it is one of the worst rumors can spread in a high school student. I also found that about my biological father, who died and was since I was three. But what I want to know is if this is technically slander? And if so, I can have expelled students for hazing? The definition defamation: a false and malicious statement or report deformatory.

First things first, considering a law dictionary definition is not relevant. It matters is the definition of hazing printed on the law and is likely to be more specific. It will include the activity that goes far beyond simple harassment and ridicule. Spreading rumors is not slander. Usually, you first need to demonstrate that are spreading rumors. Just repeat, "I found out I was pregnant "is not slander. It would also have to prove damage that has been denied work or lose money in some way. I do not know why his father talk problem. Could be harmful to you, but that's life, I fear. Many people are not idiots, and you have to live with them. I agree with the person above: it sounds like high school for me. Your best bet is to ignore them as much as possible. If the harassment, threats are moving, then you can and should inform to school, they must have a program against bullying.

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