There is a(n)____ privilege to comment regarding public officials or public figures so long as it is done without malice.
A) Fourth Amendment
B) First Amendment
C) conditional
D) absolute

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The First Amendment grants freedom of speech, including the privilege to comment about public officials and public figures without the fear of defamation suits, as long as the comments are made without malice. This is known as the actual malice standard.

There Is A(n)____ Privilege to Comment Regarding Public Officials or Public