Explain the difference between libel and slander. How are these prohibitions applied to cases involving public figures?
What will be an ideal response?
An ideal response will:
1, Define both libel and slander.
2, Explain that they are both forms of unprotected, defamatory speech that come in different forms.
3, Explain the different standard that applies to slander or libel against a public official.
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a. such infringement reinforced the "wall of separation" between church and state b. the law was not targeted at particular religious groups c. the government had a compelling interest in doing so d. the religious practices in question were widely condemned
Which sector of the UN can take enforcement action in case of a threat to peace or a breach of peace?
A. Economic and Social Council B. the General Assembly C. Security Council D. the Secretariat