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Intersection of Art and Criminal Law: The Ethics of True Crime

  • Art Law & Cultural PropertyBlogMedia LawMusic Law
  • ByMelissa Rutman
  • OnDecember 1, 2014
  • 1 Comment
True crime reporting has long captivated audiences. By reporting details of an actual crime in a sensationalized way, the genre is often described as “infotainment” – the blending of information and entertainment. The modern genre was likely inaugurated by Truman…
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