An absolute privilege exists to protect which of the following defendants in defamation cases?
A)Members of Congress on the floor of Congress.
B)Statements made by the President of the U.S. in the discharge of official duty.
C)Statements about a third party made to one's spouse when the couple is alone.
D)All of the above.

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Absolute privilege in defamation cases protects certain individuals, such as members of Congress speaking on the floor, the President performing official duties, and private communications between spouses.

An Absolute Privilege Exists to Protect Which of the Following