PT 60 S1 Q23

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Libel is defined as damaging the reputation of someone by making false ... ...

Which one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in the argument?
(A) The absence of laws against libel makes it possible for everyone in the public eye to have a good reputation.
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*This question is included in Complete Section: LR-A, June '10 LSAT (PT 60 Sec. 1)

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