Which of the following is not one of the elements a libel plaintiff needs to prove in order to win a case against a mass communicator?
A)Fault on the part of the communicator
B)Intent to injure
C)Publication
D)Harm to the plaintiff

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Intent to injure is not necessary for a libel plaintiff to prove in order to win a case against a mass communicator. The plaintiff needs to prove fault on the part of the communicator, publication of the defamatory statement, and harm to the plaintiff's reputation or character.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Elements