Defamation

2. Written communication that accuses someone of wrongdoing
4. Hatred or ill will toward another person
7. An invasion of privacy that occurs when truthful information concerning the private life of a person (that would be highly offensive to a reasonable person and is not of legitimate public concern) is revealed by a media source.
11. Reckless disregard for truth or knowledge of falsity.
13. Invading a person’s privacy by implying something untrue about him or her
14. Lack of reasonable care
15. An invasion of privacy that takes place when a person or organization intentionally invades a person’s solitude, private space, or affairs.

1. An invasion of privacy that takes place via the unauthorized use of a person’s name or likeness in an advertisement, poster, public relations promotion, or other commercial context.
3. SPOKEN communication considered harmful to a person’s reputation
5. Words, expressions, and statements that, at face value, seem to be innocent and not injurious but that may be considered libelous in their actual context
6. A person who is an elected or appointed official (a politician) or someone who has stepped (willingly or unwillingly) into a public role.
8. he right to be protected from unwanted intrusions or disclosures
9. An individual who may be well known in the community, but who has no authority or responsibility for the conduct of government affairs and has not thrust himself or herself into the middle of an important public role.
10. Highly disreputable or false statement about a living person or an organization that causes injury to the reputation of a person or group
12. Written communication that is considered harmful to a person’s reputation.