Which of the following is true about the tort of invasion of the right to privacy?
A) True statements or facts that are disclosed can support a claim for the invasion of the right
to privacy.
B) Once a fact has become public, its disclosure cannot thereafter support a claim for the
invasion of the right to privacy.
C) The tort requires that the defendant entered the plaintiff's home or place of business to
acquire the information that was disclosed.
D) The tort is actionable only by public figures.
A
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The ethic of care:
A. Is a decision rule that only women in business use. B. Focuses on preserving the relationships that the ethical decision-maker values most. C. Assumes that the use of emotion and intuition, instead of hard facts and clear logic, is illegitimate in business decision-making. D. Requires the decision-maker to apply a fixed set of principles to resolve an ethical dilemma rather than resolving ethical dilemmas on a case-by-case basis.
Most states call their highest court:
A) District. B) Magistrate. C) Justice of the Peace. D) Supreme.