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A) Adam committed an assault but not a battery.
B) Adam committed a battery but not an assault.
C) Adam committed an assault and a battery.
D) Adam committed neither an assault nor a battery since he used a candy gun and was only playing a joke on Linda.
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A) recovery principle
B) protected right to slander
C) defamation privilege
D) absolute privilege
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A) a battery,but not an assault.
B) an assault,but not a battery.
C) both an assault and a battery.
D) neither an assault nor a battery.
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A) Jim is liable to Diane for defamation.
B) Jim is liable to Diane for defamation unless he can show a legitimate reason for having to tell Lana about Diane's prison history.
C) Jim is liable to Diane for defamation only if she is a public figure.
D) Jim is not liable to Diane for defamation.
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A) A tortious act is always a criminal act.
B) A criminal act is always a tortious act.
C) A tortious act may also be a criminal act.
D) A tortious act is the same as a contract dispute.
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A) fraud.
B) negligence.
C) conversion.
D) trespassing.
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A) does not violate the Lanham Act because of the First Amendment freedom of speech.
B) does not violate the Lanham Act because Wholesome did not act with actual malice.
C) does not violate the Lanham Act because comparative ads are exempt from the law.
D) violates the Lanham Act.
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A) fraud;conversion
B) conversion;fraud
C) slander;libel
D) libel;slander
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A) the difference between the punitive award and any civil penalties used in similar cases.
B) the ratio between the harm suffered and the award.
C) the financial condition of the plaintiff.
D) the reprehensibility of the defendant's conduct.
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A) committed tortious interference with a contract.
B) committed tortious interference with a prospective advantage.
C) committed a battery.
D) caused a breach of contract and committed the tort of intrusion.
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A) Patton will sue Tipton for defamation.
B) QC Industries will sue Patton for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
C) Patton will sue QC Industries for tortious interference with a contract.
D) Tipton will sue Patton for tortious interference with a prospective advantage.
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A) No,because no one else received the defamatory message besides Marco.
B) No,because Soledad did not put her accusation in writing.
C) Yes,because Soledad's accusation was false.
D) Yes,because Marco's feelings were hurt.
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