A conditional privilege eliminates liability for defamation when the statement:
A) was published in good faith and with proper motives
B) was not true
C) was true
D) was published with the plaintiff's knowledge and consent
E) was legally found in public records

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A conditional privilege provides immunity for statements that were made in good faith and with proper motives, even if the statement turns out to be false.

A Conditional Privilege Eliminates Liability for Defamation When the Statement