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Justices
Brandeis & Warren wrote …
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The narrower doctrine [of
privacy] may
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have satisfied the demands of society at a
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time when the abuse to be guarded against
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could barely have arisen without violating a
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contract or a special confidence; but
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modern
devices afford abundant
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opportunities for the perpetration of wrongs
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without the participation of the injured party
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