Which of the following is true about the tort of invasion of the right to privacy?

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Placing someone in a "false light" is one of the forms of invasion of privacy defined by law. False light means the publication of private or false facts that may harm a person's reputation or cause emotional distress.

Answer: B 
 True statements or facts that are disclosed cannot support a claim for invasion of the right to privacy because they do not involve the disclosure of private or false facts.

Answer: A, D, and E are incorrect 
 A is incorrect because the tort of invasion of privacy is applicable to everyone, not just public figures. D is incorrect because the defendant does not have to enter the plaintiff's home or place of business to be liable for invasion of privacy; the tort may be committed in other ways. E is incorrect because the claim may be filed in state or federal court, depending on the circumstances.

Which of the Following Is True About the Tort of Invasion