Survivor. afternoon exam. 3 of 8 questions

Photo by Jan Lester Z. Lambino

       Media Law, afternoon class, Marichu C. Lambino, Second Test, March 25, 2008. This is a closed-book closed-notes exam. You are not allowed to leave the room until  you’re done. You are not allowed to communicate with each other or to use any electronic device. Do not put your  name or any identifying marks in you bluebooks. Write your student number only. Answer the following questions fully. 50 pts and 10 pts bonus.  

          1.What does “right to privacy” mean?

              What part or aspects of one’s person,  a  private person that is, cannot be used or  appropriated by third parties without his/her permission? Enumerate.. (5pts)

          Under what laws/ statutes, or provisions of the Constitution, is the right to privacy protected (you don’t have to give the article number or the verbatim provision, just paraphrase or describe the law or/ constitutional provision) (5 pts.) Total: 10 pts. 

         2.What conditions/  relations/ information  of and about  a person are normally considered intimate or private by law and jurisprudence? We took up nine in class, enumerate only five or at least five.(5 pts)

        3.Who are public figures? Define and enumerate only five categories or at least five categories.  (5 pts)                

                 (3 of 8 questions. To be continued – blog admin)