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To: stylin19a

If by “follows the law” you mean “reinterprets ‘reasonable expectation of privacy’ to mean ‘no expectation of privacy under your own clothes,’” then yes, he “followed the law.” In reality, he’s just another idiot judge who creatively interprets the law in whatever way is necessary to let the maximum number of perverts off the hook. No reasonable person would say that you have no reasonable expectation of privacy under your own clothes. If that’s true then it shouldn’t be illegal to go around lifting up skirts intentionally, as long as the person’s body is not touched. The problem is most judges don’t seem to be reasonable people.


12 posted on 05/20/2008 12:40:34 PM PDT by messierhunter
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To: messierhunter
It's up to the legislature to change a bad or ambiguous law.
or charge the perp under a law that applies.

Do I get to take pictures of lady wearing a see-thru blouse with no bra, while she's in a Barnes and Noble ?

How about seated, legs crossed, in a mini-skirt, not wearing panties ?

When I was growing up, when something was so obviously wrong, there was always an “against public policy” out for a judge, when a law was bad or ambiguous or not on the books.
That was a long time ago, in a far-away place.
20 posted on 05/20/2008 12:53:51 PM PDT by stylin19a
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