Jane Mitchell, age 16, was shopping at her neighborhood Osco Drug Store. She had been looking at magazines as she waited for a friend. She decided to purchase a Tiger Beat magazine and then wait for her friend outside the store. She paid for the magazine, but as she headed for the door, the store manager used the store's loudspeaker system to announce, You, with the green hair and the maroon Doc Marten's on. Yes, you, by the front of the store. I saw you take that magazine. Stop right there. I have a gun pointed at you. The manager's actions:
A) are protected by the shopkeeper's privilege.
B) constitute defamation.
C) were excessive but will not result in any liability.
D) None of the above
Question 2
There is no price discrimination when lower prices are charged for generic label cans of the same product.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Documented Herb–Drug Interactions
Drug Classification and Description of Use
Different routes of parenteral drug administration.
Clinically Significant Drug-Disease Interactions in Dentistry
Drug Action Through Channels, via Voltage Changes or Chemicals
Drug Label for Amlodipine Besylate