Marvin Holman v. Central Arkansas Broadcasting Co., Inc., Sgt. Ronald W. Stobaugh, Patrolman Jackie Race and Carl Connerton

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• disclosure by police of official acts concerning an arrest is not an invasion of the constitutionally protected right of privacy
• no violation of federal statute to record loud complaints of municipal judge jailed for public drunkenness as they were not made with expectation of privacy
• “[N]o right to privacy is invaded when state officials allow or facilitate publication of an official act such as an arrest.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).