8. When the victim of a defamatory statement is a public figure:

a. the elements of the tort of defamation are exactly the same;

b. the public figure has no right to sue for defamation;

c. the public figure can only sue business or political enemies or defamation;

d. the public figure is also required to prove actual malice; that is, the Defendant made the defamatory statement knowing the statement was false.

19. A distinctive mark, logo or name, can be entitled to trademark

protection, even without formal filing, provided the public has formed

__________between the mark, logo, or name and the product in

question.

a. strict adherence;

b. technical meaning;

c. secondary meaning

d. none of the above.

20. Regarding search and seizure in Washington, which statement is most accurate?

a. there are situations where the right to be free from an unreasonable search and seizure is greater under Washington law than under federal law;

b. there is no state law concerning search and seizure;

c. there are no situations where the right to be free from an unreasonable search and seizure is greater under Washington law than under federal law;

d. none of the above statements are true.

21. _________is the Latin term referring to the requisite criminal act.

a. .actus reus;

b .mens rea

c.caveat emptor

d.res ipsa loquitor

22. The police show up at the door of Castleberrys home without a warrant and wish to search his home. A search without a warrant is:

a. per se unreasonable

b. permitted under federal law, but not in Washington;

c. only done incident to an arrest;

d. all of the above