Asked by Gabby Koehler on Mar 10, 2024
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Which of the following are defenses to an action for libel brought by a public figure in the United Kingdom regarding a statement made in the United Kingdom?
A) Only that the statements were true.
B) Only that the statements were made in Parliament.
C) Only that the statements were made in court.
D) That the statements were not made in Parliament or court.
E) That the statements were true, that the statements were made in Parliament, or that the statements were made in court.
Parliament
A supreme legislative body in a parliamentary system, composed of elected or appointed members who represent the populace.
Libel
A false statement made in written form or published material that damages a person's reputation.
Public Figure
A public figure is an individual of great public interest or fame, such as a politician, celebrity, or business leader, who is subject to less privacy and different legal standards concerning defamation.
- Gain insight into the crucial role defamation statutes play in protecting reputation from harm.
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Learning Objectives
- Gain insight into the crucial role defamation statutes play in protecting reputation from harm.
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