Law, 06.03.2020 16:12, mucciak2854

Someone please help me answer these questions!

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-Suppose you wrote an article for the school newspaper accusing the mayor of your town of corruption. The accusation turns out to be totally false.
-Can the mayor sue you, and possibly your school, for defamation?
-If so, will the suit be based on slander or libel?
-Will the actual malice test be applied the court? Why or why not?

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S: suppose that you are driving to work after school and your brakes fail. All that happens is you glide to a stop in a parking lot. However, on 2 more occasions, your brakes fail. You can not afford to pay for repair costs yet so you decide to take your chances.

Q: applying your knowledge of negligence, explain whether you could be held liable.

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