An Absolute Privilege Is Available as a Defense to Slander

question 31

Multiple Choice

An absolute privilege is available as a defense to slander liability when:

• A) the statement is made to only a few people.
• B) libel exists.
• C) a witness testifies in a court proceeding.
• D) no intent to harm is present.

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Definitions:

Correct Misbehavior

The act of rectifying or altering behavior that is deemed incorrect or inappropriate through various means of discipline or intervention.

Foster Homes

Residential settings where children who cannot live with their biological families are placed under state care, usually with unrelated foster parents.

Emotional Safety

A state of feeling secure and comfortable enough to share one's true feelings, thoughts, and experiences without fear of judgment or harm.

Corporal Punishment

The use of physical force with the intention of causing a child to experience pain, but not injury, for the purposes of correction or control of behavior.