For apex first box: a teen who publishes a website making fun of a movie actor is sued by the actor's lawyers second box: ? third box: a judge agrees and rules that the website is protected speech which option best completes the diagram? a. the actor argues that the website is broadcast speech b. the actor argues that the website is libel c. the teen argues that speech by juveniles is always protected d. the teen argues that the actor is a public figure

The answer is D) The teen argues that the actor is a public figure (therefore he has a right to have an opinion of him). This is the correct answer for APEX I just took the test.

The reason being that according to US Laws libel and slander are legal claims for false statements or facts that are printed, broadcasted or communicated to others. However the website created by the teen simply mocked the actor therefore according to the first ammendment the Congress cannot prohibit the free exercise of freedom of speech specially in this case where the actor is a PUBLIC figure

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