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CA: New law would further restrict paparazzi

Posted on June 5, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Nannette Miranda reports:

California lawmakers are cracking down on paparazzi. A new bill would further restrict the tactics of photographers while celebrities are engaged in personal activities — like being with their family.

Jennifer Aniston’s activism led to a California law already on the books that restricts paparazzi behaviors and the extremes they go through to get that one valuable picture.

The state Assembly approved a measure that adds surveillance of a celebrity at their home or workplace and false imprisonment to the current list of restricted behaviors subject to a $50,000 civil fine. It also prevents loitering outside the school of a celebrity’s child.

Read more on ABC.

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