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Defamation In Ireland

Ciara Byrne 12 perguntas

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  1. 1Which article contains the Defamation Act in the Irish constitution ?
    1. AArticle 40.3.2
    2. BArticle 40.6.1
    3. CArticle 40.2.2
    4. Darticle 40.7.4
  2. 2When did the Defamation Act become law?
    1. AOctober 2012.
    2. BJanuary 2012.
    3. CJanuary 2010.
    4. DMay 2009.
  3. 3Defamation is the act of publication of material that can injure a persons reputation in the eyes of reasonable member's of the public.
    1. AVerdadeiro
    2. BFalso
  4. 4The new defamation act has meant there is a time limit on bringing a case of defamation to the court. How long is this limit?
    1. A1 year
    2. B2 years
    3. C3 years
    4. D4 years.
  5. 5A verifying affidavit is a a person swearing to tell the truth at the beginning of a hearing with a judge and jury (If applicable) present?
    1. AVerdadeiro
    2. BFalso
  6. 6There is no need for a verifying affidavit if it is a declaratory order being sought.
    1. AVerdadeiro
    2. BFalso
  7. 7Which of the following are some of the defences to defamation?
    1. AQualified Privilege
    2. BVerifying Privilege
    3. CInnocent publication
    4. DHonest Opinion
    5. EApology
    6. FUnreliable source of information
    7. GOffer to make ammends
    8. HAbsolute Privilege
    9. IFair and reasonable publication on a matter of publication
    10. JUndamaged reputation
  8. 8What 2 types of remedies are there for defamation?
    1. AMonetary damages
    2. BRetraction of statement
    3. CFines imposed on company to pay the state
    4. DDeclaratory Order
  9. 9The prohibitation of publication can be known as
    1. ABarring order
    2. BInterlocutory order
    3. CStopping order
  10. 10What was the outcome of the case of M V Drury 1994 when the restraint of publication on private life matters was sought?
    1. AThe courts granted the restraint and the publication on the matters stopped.
    2. BThe court denied the restraint, stating freedom of expression outweighs risk defamation.
    3. CThe court imposed a fine on the newspapers that looked to publish the story on a matter of privacy.

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A quiz on the defamation element of Irish Media Law. Including case outcomes and definitions.
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