Julie Robbins, a famous actress, is attending a charity event at which she will speak on behalf of an environmental organization to solicit funds for its efforts in educating people about the effects of global warming. As she is walking into the event venue, using a "private" back entrance, a member of the paparazzi takes her picture, to sell to the tabloid press. Has the tort of intrusion been
committed by the photographer against Julie?
a. Yes, because taking the photograph was an act of intrusion.
b. Yes, because taking the photograph when Julie was attending a charity event is an action that is highly offensive to a reasonable person.
c. Yes, because the photographer invaded Julie's private affairs or concerns.
d. No, because taking Julie's photograph while she was walking in a public place is not an invasion into her private affairs or concerns.
d
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