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THE RIGHT TO BE LEFT ALONE

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by Gerald Dworkin
Lecturer in Law in the London School of Economics
How far do our courts protect the desire to be left alone? Can a man avoid being exhibited to the public at large? The law is not as clear as it might be.

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