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photographer for The O'Golly takes a picture of a man and woman passionately kissing on the steps of the Edmon Low Library. The photographer snaps their picture without their knowledge or consent. The next day, the photo appears on Page One of The O'Golly, illustrating a story about Valentine's Day. The man, Larry Litigious, is upset about the publication of the picture because that woman was not his wife and his wife saw the photo. He sues the newspaper for intrusion. The newspaper's editor contended that the photographer was entitled to take the photos because the information was newsworthy and true.Will Litigious most likely win? State Yes or No. Then explain WHY. Defend your answer using the information provided in the readings.
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