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The Paparazzi
Public Figures, Private Lives
Last Aired: 1/30/2006
After the death of Princess Diana in 1997, there were widespread calls for legislation to restrain the so-called "paparazzi." With support from celebrities, including celebrity Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, California recently enacted the nation's first "anti-paparazzi" law, which creates liability for invasions of privacy by photographers or others making video or audio recordings. ...
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