Is there a higher standard for public officials to prove when alleging slander?
a. Yes. Public officials must prove any statements made about them were made with actual malice.
b. Yes. Public officials must simply prove that the statement made about them was false.
c. No. Public officials are subject to the same standard as teachers.
d. No. Public officials generally are not allowed to bring defamation suits.
e. None of the above.
Answer: a
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