Mississippians' Right to Name, Likeness and Voice Act establishes property rights for individuals over their name, likeness, and voice.
The Mississippians' Right to Name, Likeness and Voice Act establishes that every individual has a property right in their own name, likeness, and voice. These rights are exclusive to the individual and do not expire upon their death, but can be transferred or licensed during their lifetime. The act prohibits commercial use of an individual's name, likeness, or voice without consent, with penalties including statutory damages and actual damages.
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