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Actress Roseanne Barr acknowledges making a Twitter post listing the address and telephone number of George Zimmerman's parents, but is asking a judge to throw out their lawsuit against her in part because the information was readily available in public records.
Barr's attorneys said in a motion to dismiss the suit this week that Barr only "retweeted" another post in March 2012, and almost immediately removed it.
Robert and Gladys Zimmerman filed the lawsuit last month. Barr's attorneys say the Zimmerman's regarding invasion of privacy is barred by the First Amendment, which protects statements made about public figures on matters of public concern.
The Zimmermans say they had to flee their home after Barr posted their information about a month after their son, George, fatally shot Trayvon Martin in 2012.
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Roseanne Barr wants Zimmerman parents' lawsuit dismissed
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Actress Roseanne Barr acknowledges making a Twitter post listing the address and telephone number of George Zimmerman's parents, but is asking a judge to throw out their lawsuit against her in part because the information was readily available in public records.
Barr's attorneys said in a motion to dismiss the suit this week that Barr only "retweeted" another post in March 2012, and almost immediately removed it.
Robert and Gladys Zimmerman filed the lawsuit last month.
Barr's attorneys say the Zimmermans' invasion of privacy claim is barred by the First Amendment, which protects statements made about public figures on matters of public concern.
The Zimmermans say they had to flee their home after Barr posted the information about a month after their son, George, fatally shot Trayvon Martin in 2012.
George Zimmerman was acquitted of murder and manslaughter in July 2013.
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George Zimmerman's parents are picking a court fight with Roseanne Barr.
The entertainer admitted in a court filing this week that she had posted the address of Robert and Gladys Zimmerman on Twitter during the heated controversy over whether their son should have shot unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin two years ago.
The Zimmermans contend that her tweet forced them to flee because media and protesters descended on their neighborhood. Barr had 110,000 Twitter followers at the time, their lawsuit says.
Barr argued in a legal filingMonday that she was actually trying to tell someone who had originally posted the address to delete it. In any case, the address was publicly available in property records and online databases, Barrs attorneys wrote. She deleted her tweet within seconds, she said.
Barr later posted on Twitter, according to the lawsuit: At first I thought it was good to let [people] know that no one can hide anymore" and "if Zimmerman isn't arrested I'll [retweet] his address again -- maybe go 2 his house myself.
George Zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter by a Seminole County jury last July.
His parents filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Orlando, Fla. They are seeking at least $75,000 in damages for the costs and emotional distress they say they endured by having to hide.
The Zimmermans say they havent been able to live in their $186,000 home in Lake Mary, Fla., since Barrs tweet on March 29, 2012.
The Orlando Sentinel reported in 2012 that Robert Zimmerman told the paper that they were in hiding two weeks before Barrs controversial Twitter post, which came a month after the fatal shooting.
Barr wants the lawsuit dismissed. She contends that she did nothing wrong by momentarily sharing what someone else had posted, that the Zimmermans were public figures, and that the Zimmermans don't allege that she disclosed private facts.
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