Not specifically, but ALL medical information is protected by HIPPA (The Health Information Privacy and Protection Act) from being disclosed to anyone but the patient and any designee they name. THis does not apply to notification to the Public Heealth Service in the case of communicable diseases.
Although copyright law wouldn't protect your image, you may be protected by privacy laws, depending on the circumstances under which the video was filmed, and whether you had a "reasonable expectation of privacy" at the time.
The Paparazzi Reform Initiative helps protect the royal family from having their privacy violated by the paparazzi. They work to pass laws against people buying the photos from the paparazzi at all.
All states (whole country) have privacy protection laws in place to protect citizens from overzealous paparazzi to include civil and criminal penalties if the paparazzi can be identified as part of a specific group.
You can't. Contact law enforcement if you want to know the name of the owner of a car. Privacy laws exist to protect people.
Only the patients medical information - nothing else.
why are rules and laws needed to protect people's possessions
Laws are created to protect people and to keep people safe from violence.
You cannot unless by order of the court. Privacy Laws
protect individuals' privacy, maintain confidentiality, prevent discrimination, and ensure respectful and ethical communication.
The Bank of America Online Privacy Notice protects clients by adhering to both federal and state laws. This may include programs that will safeguard the privacy of individuals by not sharing or storing their personal information.
they have certain laws to protect our rights such as people who commit crimes are prosecuted
You should consult the body of laws that your state legislature has codified as Condominium and Homeowner Association Laws. As well, your governing documents may have specific application to your particular community.