Mneomics

Question 1

Public Nuisance - right common to public defined

Answer 1

It’s a public nuisance because He Said People Come Everyday.

Question 2

It’s a public nuisance because He Said People Come Everyday

Answer 2

Rights common to the public at large include public health, safety, peace, comfort and enjoyment.

Question 3

Misrepresentation elements

Answer 3

Misleading Statements Injure Real Juris Doctors

Question 4

Misleading Statements Injure Real Juris Doctors

Answer 4

Misrepresentation of material Fact
Scienter (intent, negligence or SL)
D meant to Induce P to rely
P actually did Rely
Reliance was Justifiable
P suffered damages

Question 5

Defamation - defamatory statement definition

Answer 5

It’s defamation if it SHOCkS you!

Question 6

Defamation - slander per se

Answer 6

Slander per se needs to go to the CLUB

Question 7

It’s defamation if it SHOCkS you!

Answer 7

A defamatory statement is one that is likely to cause
Scorn
Hatred
Obliquy
Contempt
Shame

Question 8

Slander per se needs to go to the CLUB

Answer 8

Slander per se is a spoken defamatory statement involving accusations of:
1) a crime of moral turpitude;
2) loathsome disease
3) Unchastity
4) Unfit for business or profession

Question 9

Defamation - Fair comment privilege

Answer 9

It’s fair comment if Oprah Calls Dad or Grandpa Ken For a TAG concerning a MOP.

Question 10

It’s fair comment if OPRAH Calls Dad or Grandpa Ken For a TAG Concerning a MOP

Answer 10

D has a qualified privilege to defame D if:
1) The defamatory statement is Opinion or Criticism;
2) Based on Facts Disclosure or Generally Known;
3) The Facts are Assumed, Known or Gleaned from a prior statement;
4) Concerning a Matter Of Public interest.

Question 11

Defamation - Qualified Privilege - Private Interest

Answer 11

D can defame if protecting himself or others and
Mom Paid Sal to Invent Purple Ink and Communicated to Sam I Need to Pump the Ink.

Question 12

D can defame if protecting himself or others and Mom Paid Steph to Invent Purple Ink and Communicated to Steohen I Need to Pump the Ink

Answer 12

D can defame if protecting himself or others and the
Matter Pertains to a Sufficiently Important Private Interest and Communicating the Statement Is Necessary to Protect the Interest.

Question 13

Defamation - abuse of qualified privileges

Answer 13

Qualified Privileges are abused if D
Eats Unicorns Not Apples

Question 14

Qualified Privileges are abused if he Eats Unicorns Not Apples

Answer 14

Qualified privileges are abused if D:
1) Excessively publishes the statement;
2) the statement was Unrelated to the interest to be protected;
3) the statement was not Necessary to protect the interest; and
4) acted with Actual malice.

Question 15

IOP Misappropriation - manner

Answer 15

It’s appropriation because
Regular People Say Campbell’s Soup Pays Its Venues.

Question 16

IOP - False Light defined

Answer 16

Remember the ABCs of false light

Question 17

It’s appropriation because Regular People Say Campbell’s Soup Pays Its Venues

Answer 17

P’s name and likeness is appropriated if D invokes his:
Reputation
Prestige
Social or Commercial Standing
Public Interests, or
Other values of his name or likeness.