Tendencies in Judicial Practice of Right to Own Portrait and of Fine for Offence

Abstract

The protection of personal rights has an outstanding importance nowadays under consideration the development of technology for fixation and forwarding of pictures and audio recordings and the everyday role of the social media. Especially sensitive is this in cases when someone does not intend to share his portrait with the public but will be forced to do so because of his work. In this paper I intend to make a survey of the regulation and the juridical practice of rights to portrait for persons in public service.