6.) The president of Tech-E, Holly, has made numerous public appearances opposing government regulation of the Internet. She has appeared on morning TV talk shows, radio call-in shows, and nightly news magazines. Holly feels that she has been defamed by a national newspaper. If Holly sues the newspaper for defamation, which statement is correct?

A. Holly will be successful because she is a public figure.

B. Holly will not be successful because the newspaper has absolute protection under the First Amendment's freedom of press

C. Holly will be successful if she can show that the newspaper acted with actual malice.

E. Holly will be successful if she can show that the newspaper acted with malice aforethought.

7.) Minnesota has a law that requires drivers to turn on the car's headlights when the windshield wipers are in use. While driving in the rain with the windshield wipers in use, Marian forgot to turn on the car's headlights. Marian crashed into Wolfram's car. Since Marian breached the statutory standard, her conduct will be treated as

A. Res ipsa loquitur.

B. Intentional tort liability.

C. Negligence per se.

E. Strict liability in tort.

8.) Bonavent and Wellington got into an accident and Bonavent was injured. Bonavent sued Wellington for negligence. The jury believed that Wellington's negligence was 35% responsible for the accident, while Bonavent's own negligence was 65% responsible for the accident. The jury also believed that Bonavent's injuries are worth a total of $200,000. In a state that follows the contributory negligence rule, Bonavent will be awarded

A. $200,000.

B. $70,000

C. nothing

9.) ____________________ is the interference with the use and enjoyment of an individual's land.