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Strict Liability and the Anti-Paparazzi Act: The Best Solution to Protect Children of Celebrities

by technology@hastingslawjournal.org | May 28, 2015 | Online Notes

Matthew Lee Volume 66 Online, 1-22 Celebrities faced with overly aggressive, and often dangerous, paparazzi behavior are left with only the Anti-Paparazzi Act as legal recourse in California. Although the public may accept such limited legal recourse due to the nature...

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