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    Incriminating photos - violation of privacy?

    Thank you, Mighty Moose. To provide more detail, the picture was taken by someone else inside the private residence to later use as blackmail material, without the subject knowing or consenting to the photograph.
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    Incriminating photos - violation of privacy?

    That is what my question is. Is someone smoking pot out of a bong considered newsworthy in the legal arena?
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    Incriminating photos - violation of privacy?

    I read the following pertaining to California law. Doesn't this apply to the situation? "You may be liable for invasion of privacy by publication of private facts if you publish information that is: so personal and intimate that its disclosure would offend a reasonable person, even if the...
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    Incriminating photos - violation of privacy?

    I read that you can't take photos of someone on private property with our their consent.
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    Incriminating photos - violation of privacy?

    Hello! If someone posts, sends, or publishes a photo of someone in a private residence in California doing something illegal (such as drugs), is this considered a violation of privacy? Is this grounds for a lawsuit?
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