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In the New York Times v. Sullivan decision, the Supreme Court held that:
 
  a. reporters are protected from naming sources in a court of law.
  b. the plaintiff in a loss of privacy lawsuit cannot be a celebrity.
  c. reporters must prove actual malice in a libel suit.
  d. a public official must prove that the story was published with a reckless disregard for the truth.
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