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Volume 19, Number 2 (1999) Symposium—The Right of Privacy versus the Right to Know: The War Continues

Symposium

Foreword
Gary Williams

The Newsworthiness Element: Shulman v. Group W. Prods., Inc. Muddies the Waters
Gary L. Bostwick

Peeping Press vs. Private Persecution: A Resolution of the Conflict between Freedom of the Press and Freedom from the Press
Kunoor Chopra

Punishing Truthful, Newsworthy Disclosures: The Unconstitutional Application of the Federal Wiretap Statute
Rex S. Heinke and Seth M.M. Stodder

An Invasion of Privacy: The Media's Involvement in Law Enforcement Activities
Henry H. Rossbacher, Tracy W. Young, and Nanci E. Nishimura

On the QT and Very Hush Hush: A Proposal to Extend California's Constitutional Right to Privacy to Protect Public Figures from Publication of Confidential Personal Information
Gary Williams

An Editor's Dissent to Professor Gary Williams's Privacy Plan for A Priori, Statutory Curbs on Press Scrutiny of Key Information about Public Figures
Craig Matsuda

Notes and Comments

Hit Man: The Fourth Circuit's Mistake in Rice v. Paladin Enters., Inc.
Gregory Akselrud

The First Sale Doctrine Defense as a Limit on the Right of Publicity: Allison v. Vintage Sports Plaques
Ivy Choderker

The Strong Getting Stronger: Record Labels Benefit from Proposed Changes to the Bankruptcy Code
David C. Norell