OK · jury_instructions
OUJI-CIV No. 28.16
INVASION OF PRIVACY – MEASURE OF DAMAGES
INVASION OF PRIVACY – MEASURE OF DAMAGES
If you decide for Plaintiff [name], you must then fix the amount of
his/her damages. This is the amount of money that will reasonably and
fairly compensate him/her for the injury sustained as a result of the invasion
of privacy by Defendant [name].
In fixing the amount you will award him/her you may consider the
following elements:
1. Financial losses, such as loss of earnings/profits;
2. The harm caused by the intrusion to privacy;
3. Personal humiliation; and
4. Mental anguish and suffering.
OR
1. Financial losses, such as loss of earnings/profits; and
2. The value of the loss of the exclusive use of the
name/voice/signature/photograph/likeness of Plaintiff, [name]);
OR
1. Financial losses, such as loss of earnings/profits;
2. Injury to standing and reputation in the community;
3. Personal humiliation; and
OUJI 3d (Rev. 2009) Chapter 28
4. Mental anguish and suffering.
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- 2026-08-23
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- 2026-08-23
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