In 1986 the Supreme Court Said Public Figures Who Sue

In 1986 the Supreme Court said public figures who sue for libel should have their cases dismissed on summary judgment (that is,without a trial) unless they can show actual malice by clear and convincing proof.The court so ruled in the case of:

A) Keeton v.Hustler.
B) Bose v.Consumers Union.
C) Philadelphia Newspapers v.Hepps.
D) Anderson v.Liberty Lobby.
E) Dun & Bradstreet v.Greenmoss Builders.