The purpose of the act was to restrict reporting salacious deatails in divorces.
Cecil's second divorce followed salacious allegations about his private life in tabloid newspapers.
Last year, as the salacious details of Mr McCourt's messy divorce dominated the headlines and the team floundered on the field, the Dodgers' attendance plummeted to 36,236 spectators a game far below their average of 45,350 from 2004-09.Moreover, their crosstown rivals, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, have made a powerful bid to supplant the Dodgers as the area's most beloved baseball team.
The story behind a divorce can be full of salacious details sometimes, especially when it involves an unfaithful spouse.
Among other things, Newman has claimed the president routinely used the N-word and that there is audio of him doing so, she released a recording of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly firing her in the Situation Room, and her book includes a bit about how Melania Trump can't wait to divorce her husband, among other salacious claims.
On Wednesday evening, Mail Online published a lengthy investigation into fact-checking site Snopes containing salacious details gleaned from legal battles between its recently divorced cofounders.
And since the queen was undoubtedly upset by these events, Smith can be forgiven for retelling the often salacious stories of secret lovers and mistresses and high-profile divorces.
Two years ago, Niall Ferguson's much-publicised divorce drew down upon him the kind of fake moral disapproval combined with salacious and intrusive comment usually reserved for footballers or soap-opera stars.
He made a name for himself representing Hedy Lamarr in a 1961 divorce settlement and defending a family member in the criminal trials for the salacious murders of Dr. John Hill and his wife, Joan Robinson Hill, which spawned the bestselling novel Blood and Money.
Some suggested the salacious.
