Which One of the Following Statements Is True About Libel

question 62

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following statements is true about libel?

• A) It is more difficult for public officials to prove libel than private citizens.
• B) The justices of the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Jerry Falwell in a famous libel case in the 1980s.
• C) It is almost impossible for a private citizen to prove libel in the federal courts.
• D) All people are perceived by the justices of the Supreme Court as peer equals when it comes to the issue of libel.

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