The US Supreme Court Ruled Against Jerry Falwell in His Privacy/emotional

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Jerry Falwell in his privacy/emotional distress claim against Hustler magazine for which of the following reasons?

A) when people die their privacy rights die with them; those rights cannot be claimed by family members or anyone else
B) the rights to benefit from a person's image or likeness can be passed down to others, but not of that person did not gain economically from his or her likeness while alive
C) the 7-year "statute of limitations" on privacy claims had expired
D) the state in which Falwell lived (Virginia) did not have any laws concerning appropriation
E) the magazine item involved was ruled a "parody" and was unlikely to be taken seriously