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There are other interests that get balanced against the individual's right to privacy, including public interests like newsworthiness. But indeed that can go b
by jkaplowitz 9y ago
There are other interests that get balanced against the individual's right to privacy, including public interests like newsworthiness.
But indeed that can go both ways - the website of a newspaper might be required upon request to remove a 20-year-old crime blotter item reporting a single petty theft conviction for an otherwise law-abiding non-celebrity; they wouldn't be required to do that for a 2-year-old murder conviction.