The Right to Privacy in Nebraska: A Reexamination
Perlman, Harvey
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Abstract
I. Introduction II. The Search for Magic Language III. The Change in Judicial Philosophy … A. Overruling vs. Nonrecognition … B. Courts in Other Jurisdictions … C. The Nebraska Constitution … D. “Field Peculiarly Nonstatutory” … E. The Nature of the Rule Announced IV. Interest Analysis under Nebraska Law … A. Intrusion … B. Disclosure … C. False Light … D. Appropriation V. Brunson v. Ranks Army Store … A. Facts of the Brunson Case … B. Application of the Right to Privacy VI. Conclusion