The Intrusion Tort Differs from Other Right to Privacy Torts

question 6

Multiple Choice

The intrusion tort differs from other right to privacy torts (appropriation,private facts,and false light) because

• A)publication of the private information is not required to establish a legitimate cause of action.
• B)it is recognized in only a minority of the states in the nation.
• C)where as litigation in the other three tort areas has grown sharply in the past two decades,the number of intrusion cases has dropped sharply.
• D)only celebrities or well-known individuals can successfully sue for intrusion.

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