A Difference Between Absolute and Qualified Privilege Is

question 11

Multiple Choice

A difference between absolute and qualified privilege is

• A)absolute privilege protects the speaker; qualified privilege protects reports about what the speaker said.
• B)absolute privilege has roots in the Constitution,qualified privilege developed through the common law and state statutes.
• C)qualified privilege only applies if the report is a fair and accurate report; accuracy and fairness do not apply to absolute privilege.
• D)all of the above.

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