Anyone who violates an author's exclusive rights under a copyright is liable for:

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Violating an author's exclusive rights under a copyright is called infringement. As a result, the individual or entity responsible may face legal action and be held liable for damages. While there may be monetary payments involved, they would be based on proven damages rather than a set amount, as suggested by option C and D. Similarly, a prison term (option A) is not a guarantee, as it would depend on the severity of the infringement and other factors.

Anyone Who Violates an Author's Exclusive Rights Under a Copyright