South Carolina H3404 establishes property rights for individuals over their likeness, voice, and image, and provides for civil actions against.
South Carolina H3404, the Ensuring Likeness, Voice, and Image Security Act, adds a new section to the state code to protect individuals' property rights over their name, photograph, voice, or likeness. It states that every individual has a property right in the use of their likeness in any medium and manner. The bill allows for civil actions against those who use an individual's likeness without consent for commercial purposes, including advertising, fundraising, or donations.
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