Please answerEITHERof the following two scenarios on the law of defamation (Chapter 6). Your submission should be about 1.5 pages (12 point font, doublespaced).Be sure to: 1. Write complete paragraphs...

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Please answerEITHERof the following two scenarios on the law of defamation (Chapter 6). Your submission should be about 1.5 pages (12 point font, doublespaced).Be sure to:


1. Write complete paragraphs with proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar;
2. Refer to and discuss at least 2 cases in the textbook and/or lectures; explain their relevance and how they inform your analysis of the scenario.


Prompt 1: A famous actress (Lily) accused a well-known professional athlete (Samuel) of sexual assault. This was not the the first accusation against Samuel; another woman made a similar accusation against him several years ago. That case was settled out of court. Lily made the allegations to a newspaper of a large city. The paper then printed the allegations in its print and digital editions. Samuel's lawyer wrote a letter in response. The letter included denials of the accusation and called Lily a "habitual liar" who has a "history of careless and risky behavior."


Lily sued Samuel for defamation. Please analyze whether Lily's claim is likely to succeed. Include (1) an analysis of the elements of Lily's case, (2) any relevant defenses that Samuel might have, and as noted above (3) analyze the case law and factors from two relevant cases.



Answered 2 days AfterFeb 08, 2022

Answer To: Please answerEITHERof the following two scenarios on the law of defamation (Chapter 6). Your...

Dr. Saloni answered on Feb 10 2022
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Running Head: Case Study 1
Case Study
Contents
Analysis of Lily’s Case    1
Defenses    1
Case Law    1
Referencing    2
Analysis of Lily’s Case
Sexual assaults may be difficult to prove in certain ways because they frequently occur without a large number of witnesses. There have been studies on the ways the media influences public perceptions of false sexual assault charges. People who claim assault are more likely to be condemned or distrusted if they make wrong assumptions regarding false sexual assault charges. The significance of Samuel's criminal history also strengthens Lily's case. A criminal past raises the chances of earning a prison sentence, whereas...
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