Question 51 pts

HYPOTHETICAL: At a local NRA meeting, the chapter president was giving a speech to members when someone asked about Beto O'Rourke's recent statement needing to take action on gun control. In an offhand remark, the local NRA chapter president said that he'd like to have O'Rourke in his crosshairs (meaning to aim his gun at O'Rourke). National news outlets picked the story up, and federal prosecutors decided to press charges. By the way, O'Rourke said he wasn't afraid. Which of the following is the most appropriate legal claim/charge for the above scenario?

True Threats

Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress

Incitement to Violence

Fighting Words

Question 6 Question 61 pts

HYPOTHETICAL: X-Mart, a local adult entertainment store decided to rev up its advertising efforts. It purchased a large billboard on University Avenue in Gainesville featuring a woman holding various sex toys, some of which were surprisingly lifelike. A local evangelical group was deeply offended and persuaded the district attorney to press charges. Which legal claim or charge would be most appropriate to bring against X-Mart in this situation?

Obscenity

Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress

Indecency

Profanity

Flag question: Question 7Question 71 pts

HYPOTHETICAL: X-Mart, a local adult entertainment store decided to rev up its advertising efforts. It purchased a large billboard on University Avenue in Gainesville featuring a woman holding various sex toys, some of which were surprisingly lifelike. A local evangelical group was deeply offended and persuaded the district attorney to press charges. Which legal test would you use to analyze this scenario?

Question 8 Question 81 pts

HYPOTHETICAL: John is a student at the University of Florida, and he has recently joined the Vampire Club. This club is for students who actively participate in vampirism. Some students are vampires, and others serve as blood donors or hosts. The Independent Alligator did a feature on the club, and John agreed an interview. When the article was published, it was picked up by state and national newspapers as well. When John's wealthy, conservative grandparents in Arizona heard about the news, they were terribly embarrassed and disinherited John. If John were to sueThe Alligator, whichprivacy tort would be the most appropriate?

Public Disclosure of Private Facts

Defamation

Infliction of Emotional Distress

Intrusion Upon Seclusion

Question 9 Question 91 pts

HYPOTHETICAL: John is a student at the University of Florida, and he has recently joined the Vampire Club. This club is for students who actively participate in vampirism. Some students are vampires, and others serve as blood donors or hosts. The Independent Alligator did a feature on the club, and John agreed to an interview. When the article was published, it was picked up by state and national newspapers as well. When John's wealthy, conservative grandparents in Arizona heard about the news, they were terribly embarrassed and disinherited John. If John were to sueThe Alligator, which case shouldThe Alligatoruse to defend itself? The last name of the plaintiff is sufficient.

If CNN (Cable News Network) aired excessive vulgarity, the FCC could issue fines or revoke their license.

Group of answer choices

True

False

Flag question: Question 12Question 121 pts

Which of the following tests is used in commercial speech cases?

Central Hudson Test

Pacific Gas Test

Glickman Test

Virginia Board of Pharmacists Test

Flag question: Question 13 Question 131 pts

Nonprofit organization can be sued for Right of Publicity.

True

False

Flag question: Question 14 Question 141 pts

An interviewee can successfully sue a journalist for invasion of privacy when the information in question was disclosed by the interviewee to the journalist in an interview.

True

False