Carl Critic has just announced his choices of the worst Hollywood actresses of the year, and Stella Starr has been named the worst of the worst. Carl's announcement, made in his weekly column titled "Random Musings by Carl Critic" and published in the local paper, claims that he believes her to have the least amount of talent in the movie industry and that she "can't act her way out of a paper bag." When Stella reads Carl's column, she immediately starts to cry hysterically and then decides to sue him. Does she have a valid case of libel? A. Yes, her crying proves injury. B. Yes, but only if his statements cause her to lose money by losing movie roles. C. No, Carl committed slander, not libel. D. No, this was merely Carl's opinion. The merchant's privilege with regard to shoplifters requires each of the following except: A. the shopkeeper must have reasonable cause to stop the customer. B. the shopkeeper may detain the customer only for a reasonable time. C. the shopkeeper must make a reasonable investigation if possible. D. the shopkeeper must have an eyewitness or video evidence of the theft