Keep the Earnhardt Family Protection Act a Law
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We, the undersigned, feel the "Earnhardt Family Protection Act" should remain as is and unchanged. We, the public, feel no autopsy photos, celebrities or other, should be allowed to be viewed by the public, certain exceptions allowed, in order to protect the family's right to privacy. We also feel, a families right to privacy should out way any other right when it comes to their family member being viewed either in print or on the Internet, without their or a judges consent. We also feel, if permission were to be granted to view certain autopsy photos, than a condition that the photos will not be posted on the Internet or printed in any newspapers needs to be adhered to in order to prevent the filing of charges for doing said act. We the undersigned, would like to make known, that we feel any authority changing the "Earnhardt Family Protection Act" in anyway shows no concern or care for a person's right to privacy and only cares about the presses right to freedom of speech and right to access public records. If by allowing one freedom to prevail so that another freedom can be achieved it needs to be the right freedom prevailing...A FAMILIES RIGHT TO PRIVACY.
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527 signatures
Goal: 100
Latest Signatures
28 December 2015
26 December 2015
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Mary G
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There is no public use for these photos, other than to exploit Dale Earnhardt. The public is not in any danger of dying in the manner in which he did, unless they plan on driving 190+ mph at Daytona International Speedway!
19 December 2015
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21 October 2015
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Allison Cordova
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If the author of this petition had checked their spelling I would have signed it a long time ago and without hesitation.
21 October 2015
29 September 2015
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Jennifer J
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In addition, I feel the label attached to autopsy photos should change. Why are they considered public record? Death records, yes. Autopsy photos, no. Unless criminal activity is suspected, no one outside of the deceased's family should have access to aut
27 September 2015
26 September 2015
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Katie S
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Please do not release those photos. It's not right to put the Earnhardt family through more pain and it is none of the public's business.
25 September 2015
23 September 2015
19 September 2015
512.
Coreen C
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These photos should remain closed to all outside interests. If made avalailable to the media they would be used only for exploitation. Keep them closed!!!!
15 September 2015
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18 August 2015
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Beverly Hk
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The public should not be allowed to see the photos. God meant for death to be morned, not displayed. Don't we have enough "gross" photos in today's world?
7 August 2015
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Alisha Mcfarland
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Petition target:
Judge Moe, The Orlando Sentinel, The New York Times Co., and all others trying to change the above mentioned Law
Judge Moe, The Orlando Sentinel, The New York Times Co., and all others trying to change the above mentioned Law
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