[DoughtyOne]

So being a Peeping Tom is now reasoned?

Wow. This and other judges today have a screw loose.

[familyop]

"So being a Peeping Tom is now reasoned?"

Not if he's standing on the property he's looking at (e.g., trespassing) or, for example, using a peephole or electronic device to view someone without their knowledge in a space that is generally considered to be private (bathroom with no curtains open, e.g. invasion of privacy in some jurisdictions).

See how it's been done for so long? I read about a case not long ago about one neighbor's security camera being pointed at the window of a neighbor's house. No award for or conviction of anyone. Curtain closed.

Tinted windows can also help, although officials might think someone at a residence with tinted windows are hiding something.