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The tort of invasion of privacy may be committed in which of the following ways?

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The tort of invasion of privacy may be committed in which of the following ways?

The tort of invasion of privacy may be committed in which of the following ways?
a. Pepsi uses Tiger Woods' name in its advertising, without his permission
b. your employer wiretaps your phone line because he suspects you are a corporate spy c. Mary Smith prints in the company newsletter that you are a cocaine addict
d. in a story on domestic violence, the local paper names you as a spouse beater; but that is not true e. all of the other choices may be torts of invasion of privacy.

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