Question

Whistle-blowers may have some statutory protection by receiving a(n): a. qualified privilege. b. absolute privilege. c. absolute immunity. d. unqualified privilege.

Answer 1

Whistle-blowers may have some statutory protection by receiving a (b) absolute privilege.

Explanation:

Absolute privilege is a type of  common-law privilege which is meant to  protect the member of the judicary/ lawmaking bodies from charges of defamation for statements made "on the floor" of their legislative bodies.

A whistle blower is a person who leaks or exposes secretive information or activity about its organization that is considered to be  illegal, unethical, or not correct within a organization(i.e both Public and Private)

So,Whistle-blowers may have some statutory protection by receiving a (b) absolute privilege.