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The First Amendment was applied to libel law by the Supreme Court in:

Name four defenses in libel lawsuits. (2 points) 

The case of Virgil v. Time (1975) explored the question of how far into a private life can the press go when discussing a newsworthy personality. Mike Virgil was a daring body surfer who was interviewed by Sports Illustrated.  Virgil argued that “embarrassing aspects” of his private life should not have been reported by the magazine, but the court disagreed. The court said the details reported in the story were: 

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Very important to the principles underlying Justice William Brennan’s opinion in New York Times v. Sullivan (1964) is that: 

The case Texas Beef Group v. Winfrey (1998) reminds us that not only people can be defamed. Libel law also applies to: 

At the present time, privacy law is meant to protect: 

People whose lives intersect with famous, infamous or otherwise newsworthy individuals also lose some of their privacy.