· 11/16/2016
Jorge Antonio Marshall v. State
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- noting that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar could sue for 20 misappropriation of his identity even though he is a celebrity sports figure
- newsworthiness “include[s] all types of factual, educational and historical data, or even entertainment and amusement, concerning interesting phases of human activity in general”
- construing “newsworthy” consistent with First Amendment precedent
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