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John M. Jackson as Rear Admiral A.J. Chegwidden from the JAG TV series

Non-free / fair use media rationale for A. J. Chegwidden
Description	Promo photo from JAG depicting "A.J. Chegwidden".
Source	http://www.jagteam.com/personnages.htm
Article	A. J. Chegwidden
Portion used	cropped
Low resolution?	Yes
Purpose of use	Illustrate major character from a culturally significant television series
Replaceable?	All images would be copyrighted

[edit] Fair Use Rationale for A.J. Chegwidden

There exists no free alternative, nor can one be created. "A.J. Chegwidden" is a fictional character, all images of him are necessarily copyrighted.
This image respects commercial opportunities - a cropped publicity photo. These were given out by studios to publicize the characters and show.
The image represents a minimal use - it is a cropped publicity still. It is of a reasonable low resolution.
The image is of a major character from a culturally significant television series. It is encyclopedic.
The image generally meets the image use policy.
The image is used in at least one article, A.J. Chegwidden.
The image contributes strongly to the article. As a fictional character, the subject is more easily visualized.
The image is used only in the article name space.
The image is Copyrighted by Paramount Pictures and CBS 2005.

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