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All the World's Not a Stooge: The Transformativeness Test for Analyzing a First Amendment Defense to a Right of Publicity Claim Against Distribution of a Work of Art
Colum J Law & Arts (2003)
  • Jay Dougherty, Loyola Law School - Los Angeles
Abstract

This article is a thorough review of First Amendment law in relation to the right of publicity. It criticizes the so-called "transformativeness test" developed in California as a mechanism to balance rights of publicity and freedom of speech and expression.

Keywords
  • right of publicity,
  • photographs,
  • art works,
  • transformativeness,
  • entertainment law
Publication Date
Fall 2003
Publisher Statement
Originally published in 27 Colum J. Law & Arts 1 (2003).
Citation Information
Jay Dougherty. "All the World's Not a Stooge: The Transformativeness Test for Analyzing a First Amendment Defense to a Right of Publicity Claim Against Distribution of a Work of Art" Colum J Law & Arts Vol. 27 Iss. 1 (2003)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/jay_dougherty/3/