In Privacy Law,the Doctrine of Incidental Use Means

Multiple Choice

In privacy law,the doctrine of incidental use means

A) a person whose image appears in a news story about a public incident cannot sue for invasion of privacy.
B) the public incidents in a person's life cannot be shielded by privacy law.
C) a brief or fleeting use of a person's name or likeness in a commercial vehicle is permitted.
D) a claim of invasion of privacy might accompany a claim of incidental libel in a lawsuit.