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A newspaper publishes a false statement of fact about a private figure on a matter of public concern, causing reputational harm. To recover actual damages for defamation, what must the private-figure plaintiff prove regarding fault?

At least negligence as to the falsity of the statement Actual malice in all cases Strict liability with no fault required Nothing, because falsity alone suffices

Correct Answer:

At least negligence as to the falsity of the statement

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