In the "Hit Man" Case (Rice V

Multiple Choice

In the "Hit Man" case (Rice v.Paladin Press) ,the Fourth Circuit said that the publishers of "Hit Man" could be sued for damages because the book:

A) talked abstractly about murder for hire.
B) incited readers to commit murder.
C) named particular individuals to be killed.
D) offered payment for the murder of someone.
E) all of the above.