Barbieri v. News-Journal Company

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• noting that the four invasion of privacy torts are (1) intrusion on plaintiff’s physical solitude; (2) publication of private matters violating the ordinary senses; (3) putting plaintiff in a false position in the public eye; and (4
• The Court held that the “republication after 9 years of the circumstance of plaintiff’s conviction and punishment, and of his name, at a time when the subject of the use of corporal punished for crime was of ... public interest.”’

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