California Supreme Court
Jan. 27, 2015
State high court calls for review of anti-paparazzi statute
An appellate court will now determine the constitutionality of an anti-paparazzi state law.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Whether chasing Justin Bieber in a car at high speeds can land a photographer in jail for up to six months is now a question for the state appellate court.
The California Supreme Court has ordered the 2nd District Court of Appeal to review whether an anti-paparazzi driving statute is unconstitutional in a case involving freelance celebrity photographer Paul Raef. The high court did not cite the reas...
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