Using the Same Hypothetical Facts, Supposing the Same Junior Executive

question 28

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Using the same hypothetical facts, supposing the same junior executive for a medium-sized company in Indianapolis has never sought publicity for herself, and could never qualify as any sort of public figure. One Sunday, Dee Seetful tells her husband she had to go to the office to work on a project. Instead, Dee picks up a male companion and heads to Bigly Stadium for an NFL game. While at the game, the cameras pick Seetful and her companion out of the crowd. Mr. Seetful sees the game at home on TV, and files for divorce. This time Dee Seetful will win a suit for false light invasion of privacy.

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