Nino Selimaj Fights for Right to Display Picture of Regis

Nino Selimaj, freedom fighter.Photo: Everett Bogue
We checked in with Columbia Law School professor Nathaniel Persily to find out what constitutional rights Seilmaj has. "As long as it was taken with her consent, it doesn't matter if she's a public figure," says Persily. "If I'm out on the street and I take a picture with a willing stranger and put it up in my place of business, there's no problem." Persily finds Band's claim the restaurant is using Chelsea's picture as an endorsement shaky. "She's not endorsing the restaurant. The guy's just proud that he met her and he's putting her picture up." He probably wishes he snapped it after her hair got better, though.

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