How False Must a Communicator's Statement Be in Order for a Libel

question 10

Multiple Choice

How false must a communicator's statement be in order for a libel plaintiff to win a lawsuit?

• A)Entirely false.
• B)False in any respect.
• C)Substantially false.

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