Key legal question
Whether a critical comment in the press about judges and a judgment is protected by press freedom when it is merely a conclusion drawn from reported facts.
Extracted holding
A statement that is only a conclusion from communicated facts falls under constitutional press freedom and is protected.
Extracted reasoning
The article reported factual allegations and then drew an evaluative conclusion about the judges' attitude. As that conclusion was presented as an inference from the stated facts, it remained within the protection of press freedom rather than constituting an unprotected factual assertion or punishable insult.