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Leslie Knоpe, the Deputy Directоr оf the Pаrks аnd Recreаtion Department in Pawnee, Indiana, is running for the position of City Councilwoman. To boost her campaign, she hires Ann Perkins, a local photographer  and nurse, to take photos of her at work and at campaign events. Without Leslie's knowledge or consent, Ann takes several photos of Leslie in various settings. One of the photos shows Leslie at a community event, but she appears exhausted and disheveled, as if she has not slept in days. Another photo shows Leslie in a heated argument with city council member Jeremy Jam, with both of them pointing fingers and scowling at each other. Yet another photo shows Leslie with her mouth open in a wide smile, but with her eyes half-closed and her cheeks puffed out, making her look unflattering. Ann sells the photos to a local newspaper, which publishes the photos along with a false story about Leslie's personal life. The story falsely claims that Leslie is secretly dating one of her subordinates, Tom Haverford, and that they have engaged in inappropriate behavior at work. The story also claims that Leslie has a history of alcohol abuse and once got into a physical altercation with coworker Jerry Gurgich. Leslie also discovers that a local candy company, Sweetums, created a life-size cardboard cutout of Leslie, based on one of the photos taken by Ann, and placed it in the front window of their store. The cutout depicts Leslie holding a box of Sweetums Nutriyum Energy Bars, stating that they’re made with love, sunshine, and a little bit of corn syrup. Haverford, looking to capitalize on his newfound notoriety, creates a mobile app that allows users to track Leslie's movements without her consent. He promotes the application on his social media accounts, encouraging people to use it to gain inside information about Leslie's campaign and personal life. Meanwhile, Ron Swanson, the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department, sells Leslie's personal diary to a local gossip magazine without her permission. One entry in the diary includes a confidential conversation Leslie had with her campaign team about their strategy to win over a group of influential donors. The entry details specific comments made by each team member, including their concerns and ideas for how to persuade the donors to support Leslie's campaign. The entry also includes Leslie's personal thoughts on the matter, including her doubts about the effectiveness of the team's plan and her personal observation of campaign manager Ben Wyatt, as she writes about his attractive physical attributes. Leslie is deeply upset and hires a lawyer to sue for violation of her privacy rights. Identify and analyze the potential privacy torts that Leslie can use to sue each individual or business and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of her case against each one.

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