As Discussed in Neumann V

question 3

Multiple Choice

As discussed in Neumann v.Liles,the case in the text,statements of pure opinion:

• A)do not amount to defamation because they are not statements of "fact."
• B)do not amount to defamation because they do not purport to be completely true.
• C)amount to defamation when shared with at least one person.
• D)are not protected under the First Amendment.

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