Can anybody help me?
I'm trying to translate a book from my native language into English. The main character was charged with writing libelous articles and lost his right to publish books after a sentence in prison. Was it "the case about/with the article" or "the article case" or something else? How would you call it?
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You could say "newspaper article" (or "magazine article") to make it clearer.
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Hello!
I would say that "the legal case regarding the article" would be a better way of saying it.
"legal case" because it is not just a day to day issue and "regarding" would be a better word to use when referring to something as formal as a legal case.
I hope that helps!
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I guess you could say: The case about the article or the case caused by the article
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"The libel case", perhaps?
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