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Number 1-Student Law Review
Journal Article
Selected developments in "privacy" law.
Helen Fenwick.
S.L. Rev. 2012, 66(Sum), 5-10.
[Student Law Review]
Publication Date: 2012

Number 8-JP -Justice of the Peace & Local Government Law

House of Lords judgment in the Naomi Campbell case
Citation: J.P. 2004, 168(21), 396-399
Subject: Human rights; Media and entertainment
Keywords: Breach of confidence; Celebrities; Drug addiction; Freedom of expression; Privacy
Documents: Legal Journals Index Abstract

Photographs, privacy and press intrusion
Citation: J.P. 2007, 171(42), 732-734
Subject: Human rights; Media and entertainment
Keywords: Breach of confidence; Celebrities; Children; Data protection; Legal history; Photographs; Privacy; Right to respect for private and family life
Documents: Legal Journals Index Abstract
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Protecting privacy from press intrusion: redefining private life and the public right to know
Citation: J.P. 2007, 171(28), 492-495
Subject: Human rights
Keywords: Freedom of expression; Media; Privacy; Right to respect for private and family life
Documents: Legal Journals Index Abstract
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Number 9- European Review of Private Law
Reversing ubi remedium ibi jus in the common law: the right of privacy
Citation: E.R.P.L. 2007, 15(5), 659-683
Subject: Human rights; Media and entertainment
Keywords: Breach of confidence; Common law; Ireland; Remedies; Right to respect for private and family life
Documents: Legal Journals Index Abstract

Number 10- Oxford Journal of Legal Studies
Justifying gain-based remedies for invasions of privacy
Citation: O.J.L.S. 2009, 29(2), 325-363
Subject: Human rights; Jurisprudence
Keywords: Breach of confidence; Jurisprudence; Privacy; Remedies
Documents: Legal Journals Index Abstract
Number 1-Student Law Review
Journal Article
Selected developments in "privacy" law.
Helen Fenwick.
S.L. Rev. 2012, 66(Sum), 5-10.

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