Establishes a private right of action for unauthorized commercial use of a person's likeness near essential care facilities.
This bill creates a private right of action for individuals whose likeness is used commercially without consent near essential care facilities. It defines "essential care facility" to include various health and human service providers. The bill prohibits capturing, recording, or using an individual's image within 25 feet of such facilities' entrances for commercial purposes without consent. Exceptions include law enforcement, security guards, journalists for legitimate newsgathering, and personal recordings not used commercially.
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