The New York Times’ estimable reporter Adam Liptak, who covers the Supreme Court, recently wrote an article suggesting that the Court may soon decide to revisit one of what has been among its most venerable precedents — one that involved the Times itself. That decision is New York Times v. Sullivan, from 1964, which provides broad protection for newspapers and other press outlets from defamation lawsuits by public officials and “public figures.” The case that raised this possibility was entitled Berisha v. Lawson. Just before the justices skipped town for their summer vacations in early July, they decided not to review the lower court decision in Berisha. Two of the justices dissented from t
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