Abstract
The U.S. Constitution hadn't explicitly mentioned a right of priveacy anywhere, but that right was based on invasion of a statement placing some one in a false light, or a physical intrusion, or surveillance, or interception of private communication in the judicial dicision. After 1977, the privacy right has urged an expasive concept of the liberty protected by the due process of Law. There are some theories that the privacy right has the following four problems areas in the Law of privacy with concern to the public communication:they are disclosure, false light, appropriation, and intrusion. I will search for the substantive reading of the right of privacy in future.
