Lawrence v. A.S. Abell Co.

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• recognizing that a newspaper can be sued for appropriation of another's likeness, but not if the picture is news, taken while in a public place at a newsworthy event
• recognizing that a newspaper can be sued for appropriation of another’s likeness, but not if the picture is news, taken while in a public place at a newsworthy event

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