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| when a member of society violates a duty that is an identifiable harm (invasion of privacy) |
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| what are the privacy torts? |
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| Disclosure of private facts, Intrusion and trespass, False light, and Appropriation |
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| unreasonable intruding upon a place of solitude for somebody |
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| the story's true but it give people the wrong impression |
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| using someone's name, likeness, or image without permission and using it for my own commercial gain |
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| disclosure of private facts |
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| publicly disclosing facts that are embarrassing in nature and not a matter of legitimate public concern |
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| truth, fair report, opinion, and consent |
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| obscenity, fighting words, incitement, and libel |
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| political speech; social/cultural speech; commercial speech; indecency; libel, fighting words, incitement, obscenity |
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| the government may not be concerned with WHAT I'm saying, but might have an interest in limiting when, how and where I can say it |
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| clear and present danger test |
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| prior restraint, government can only step in against free speech when there is imminent danger of incitement |
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| Made 1st amendment apply to states |
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| 1st to put Gitlow into practice by striking down something that interfered with the 1st amendment |
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| 1st amendment wasn't more important that the rest of the constitution |
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| established the concept of actual malice |
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| right to privacy isn't clearly stated in the Constitution, but it is implied in the 4th (protection from unreasonable search and seizure), 5th (self-incrimination), and 1st amendments (right NOT to speak) |
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| government agency responsible for controlling media ownership |
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| publication, identification, falsity, defamation, and fault |
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| advantages of the market model |
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| efficiency, innovation, responsiveness, and flexibility |
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