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From Hara v. Netflix, Inc., correctly decided by the California Court of Appeal (Justice Lamar Baker, joined by Justice Brian… The post Drag Queen's Right of Publicity Claim Against Netflix's <i>Q-Force</i> Rejected appeared first on Reason.com.
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