Plaintiffs Rarely Win Intrusion Cases Because

question 8

Multiple Choice

Plaintiffs rarely win intrusion cases because

• A)the information published is usually newsworthy.
• B)actual malice is a required element in most cases.
• C)usually there is no reasonable expectation of privacy.
• D)the information was not false and offensive.

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