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Business Law question: defamation
In which of the following cases is it most likely that the plaintiff will only have to prove negligence on the defendant's part to recover from defamation?
a. Statements that a U.S. Senator had someone killed
b. Statements that Madaonna had someone killed
c. A statement that you or I negligently killed someone during a hurricane
d. A false credit report of a construction contractor
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