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... cause of action as one for invasion of privacy , but as one for damage to his professional property , or , as the Ohio Supreme Court chose to characterize it , his " right of publicity . " Zacchini v . Scripps - Howard Broadcasting Co ...
... cause of action as one for invasion of privacy , but as one for damage to his professional property , or , as the Ohio Supreme Court chose to characterize it , his " right of publicity . " Zacchini v . Scripps - Howard Broadcasting Co ...
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... cause " less drastic means " exist to obtain the same infor- mation , third - party searches of a newspaper office are im- permissible in all but a very few situations . A search warrant should be permitted only in the rare circumstance ...
... cause " less drastic means " exist to obtain the same infor- mation , third - party searches of a newspaper office are im- permissible in all but a very few situations . A search warrant should be permitted only in the rare circumstance ...
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... cause in fact ; and 4 ) proximate cause are legitimately the sub- ject of much greater concern . It is to these considerations that this paper now turns . 1. Duty of Care . As Weirum 237 indicates , finding a duty of care to the gen ...
... cause in fact ; and 4 ) proximate cause are legitimately the sub- ject of much greater concern . It is to these considerations that this paper now turns . 1. Duty of Care . As Weirum 237 indicates , finding a duty of care to the gen ...
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