22. Which of the following would be an example of the kind of conduct that could be the basis for a lawsuit for invasion of privacy? 0 No answer text provided. 0 A. Entering a person's private ofce without permission and examining her private papers 0 B. Examining public records about a person, such as property tax records 0 C. Interviewing a person's close friends, relatives and enemies O D. Observing a person with the naked eye while that person is in a public caf 23. In order for a libel plaintiff to establish that she has been identied by the allegedly libelous publication, in addition to showing harm to her reputation, she must show that: O No answer text provided. 0 A. The publication included the full name of the plaintiff O B. The publication included the full name and address of the plaintiff O C. Reasonable readers or viewers would understand the publication to be about the plaintiff O D. Readers or viewers could understand the publication to be about the plaintiff, even if that understanding was not reasonable 24. In answer to an internet ad, Andy Howz, age 16, signed a written agreement to buy a used car from Bumble Motors. The agreement required a $1,500 down payment, with the remainder of $7,500 to be paid in monthly installments to Shark Finance Co. Andy's first six payments were made regularly until his driver's license was suspended for being a minor driving under the influence of alcohol. He then informed the finance company he would be making no further payments. Assuming the age of majority is 18, in all likelihood, a court would find: O No answer text provided. A. Andy is liable for the balance of payments O B. Andy's disaffirmance discharges any liability he might have, if he returns the car O C. Andy's liability is limited to the fair market value of the car O D. Andy's minority at the time he contracted with Bumble Motors allows him to avoid all liability for any remaining payments