Question

1.         The invasion of a person’s right to privacy consists of which of the following:

            a.         Appropriation of a person’s name or likeness;

            b.         Unreasonable intrusion on the seclusion of another;

            c.         Unreasonable public disclosure of private facts;

            d.         Unreasonable publicity that places another in a false light in the public eye;

            e.         All of these could be found to be an invasion of privacy.

2.         It is no defense to the tort of trespass to real property that the intruder acted under the mistaken belief of law or fact that he was not trespassing.

            a.         True

            b.         False

Answer 1

Q.1 E. This option is correct. The right to privacy is naturally used in the theory of rights, and generally new information supports this technology.

Attacks can be invoked when confidentiality is given: the inadvertent intrusion of the loneliness of another, the appropriation of another's name, the unseen publicity of another's private life.

Thus in a world of increasing population, rights, courts and new concepts are developed that the right to privacy for a person seems to be a kind of Western concept, literally as long as society is protected from unrealistic activity, literally the individual is the focus of society. Therefore, there is a vision of getting the right to live without the government's negligence.

The right to privacy should also be given to the following types of identities based on rights: Having access to private business; Private business To make a public declaration of shame; Publicize Appropriation of name or likeness.