George writes an article about the evils of gambling and includes an untitled photograph of Paul in the article. Paul has never gambled in his life. He is an active member of a charitable organization and is well-known in his town
Which of the following statements is true about this scenario?
A) Paul can recover damages for defamation as he is a public figure for a limited purpose.
B) Paul can recover damages for defamation only if he proves that the defamation was made with malice.
C) Paul can claim damages on the grounds of invasion of privacy.
D) Paul can claim damages on the grounds of false light.
D
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