If you, as a public figure, are grievously harmed by the written statements of someone who cannot prove that they are true, you
A. can sue the person for libel.
B. can collect damages if you demonstrate malice.
C. cannot sue the person.
D. can collect damages for slander, but not for libel.
E. can collect damages for libel, but not for slander.
Answer: B
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