Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Okay. And so if you don't believe everything in the newspapers, don't you think before you became a plaintiff in a lawsuit that you should have taken some personal action to verify whether things that were produced in a newspaper were really accurate?
Newspapers are not always truthful
The newspaper for that day had the accurate information.
This person believed news reports.
Newspapers can not always be trusted
The reporter questioned whether the statement was factual.
A newspaper article was provided as evidence
This article is giving advice on preparing to sue for true allegations.
A reporter is obligated to testify if an affidavit is used to support a newspaper article.
The thing filed by reporters caused them to have to testify
They can get the newspaper articles into evidence.
They can definitely get the newspaper articles into evidence.
The magazine had articles based in truth.
The reporters filed a lawsuit
 An objection to a question will be noted in the future about the newspaper article exhibit.
This explains how to sue someone who made false allegations against you.
Reporters note was being reviewed.
The case was followed closely by the media.
to sue for false allegations you must document the false allegation first.
This person believed new reports initially.
Producing an accurate newspaper of the events is going to be be difficult. 
In order to get the articles usable by the Court, they must have the reporters brought to the Court as well to testify.
Newspaper articles aren't going to be used as evidence if the reporters won't testify.
you don't believe everything in the online papers
The newspaper for that day had the accurate information.
There's going to be a news article about the plaintiff. 