OPINION
JENKINS, J.—
The law of privacy recognizes, among other things, a right to secrecy and a right to seclusion. "[A] person claiming the privacy right of seclusion asserts the right to be free, in a particular location, from disturbance by others. A person claiming the privacy right of secrecy asserts the right to prevent...
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