Which of the following would most likely help a plaintiff win a libel suit?
A. Amanda claimed that the plaintiff, a professor, once skipped class in high school.
B. Minato claimed that in his opinion the plaintiff, a rock star, stole a song from another musician.
C. Steve claimed the plaintiff, a movie star, took drugs, even though Steve knows the story is false.
D. Hinata claimed truthfully that the plaintiff, a CEO, stole money from his company.
C. Steve claimed the plaintiff, a movie star, took drugs, even though Steve knows the story is false.
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a. Imagery b. Cognition c. Drugs and biological functions d. All of the above e. None of the above
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What will be an ideal response?