Nobody cares about the OJ trial, or the Michael Jackson trial. Who cares where we try terror suspects.. nobody cares. We are all focused on THIS case.
Lawyer: Florida Man Who Took Photo Up Woman’s Skirt Did Nothing Wrong
A lawyer for a Florida man who walked behind a woman and snapped a photo up her skirt with his cell phone says his client did nothing wrong.
Bradenton police charged Keith Wilson with a misdemeanor count of voyeurism.
There’s no expectation of privacy in a public place, said William Price, Wilson’s attorney.
“The question is not whether it’s OK or not OK. The question is whether it’s proscribed by the law,” Price said.
Paul Hudson, an attorney and former prosecutor, said there is an expectation of privacy under a dress.
“People want to feel like they’re safe going into stores and people not looking up their clothing, so I think it hits home to a lot of people,” Hudson said.
For anybody out there who has ever wondered, “Gee, I wonder what’s up that skirt?” This case could give you the chance to find out.
The following is a quote from a buddy of mine who will remain namless… For anonymity’s sake, we will call him Wes G.
My whole way of life lays in the balance on how this case turns out.
I hate to crush Wes, but this one should be easy. The Supreme Court long ago (the 60′s, I think?) ruled there are certain places even in the public arena where you can be expected to have privacy. The case it was decided on was concerning a wire-tapped phone booth. So I guess if you can expect privacy in a phone booth, you can up your wazoo.
Comment by Andrew — August 23, 2007 @ 2:39 pm