Multiple Choice
How did Dun & Bradstreet v.Greenmoss Builders affect the actual malice rule?
A) it didn't affect it.
B) it exempted public figures from the actual malice requirement.
C) it exempted private persons from the actual malice requirement.
D) it excluded libel cases involving purely private matters (rather than issues of public concern) from the actual malice requirement.
E) it abolished the actual malice requirement.
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