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.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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