CLEVELAND — Legal analysis: Ohio is now the 35th state to make it harder to wrongfully sue people for defamation, in certain cases. When used correctly, a defamation lawsuit holds the defendant accountable for a public false statement that hurts the plaintiff’s reputation. Legally Speaking, Ohio’s new anti-SLAPP law doesn’t interfere with that being done in good faith, but it does go after bad actors who try to use defamation lawsuits to silence free speech…