In The New York Times Co.v.Sullivan (1964) ,the Supreme Court ruled that for a statement about a public official to be considered libelous,the plaintiff must prove that the
A) statement was false.
B) newspaper did not know the statement was false.
C) statement was made with actual malice.
D) newspaper refused to publish a correction.
E) statement was made only once.
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Q1: Slander refers to
A)the First Amendment.
B)government officials.
C)spoken words.
D)sedition
Q3: Which one of the following is true
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Q6: Which of the following protections is NOT
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Q8: The right of the Boy Scouts to
Q9: The controversial free-speech issue of whether the
Q10: According to recent Supreme Court interpretations,the Second
Q11: Which one of the following is true
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