Wisconsin Court Rules Nude People Still Have Privacy Rights

[Dudester]

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

MADISON, Wis. — A state appeals court ruled Tuesday that a person who is voluntarily nude in the presence of another still has privacy rights
against being secretly videotaped, in a decision that bolsters Wisconsin's
video voyeur law.


The ruling upholds the felony guilty plea of Mark Jahnke, who videotaped
his girlfriend while she was naked and while they were having sex. He
argued in his appeal that because the woman agreed to be naked around him, she had no reasonable expectation of privacy.

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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,474284,00.html

[Darrah]

Of course you have privacy. It's the expectation of privacy. If I caught anyone recording me without me knowing, I would be them with the recorder!

[ginko23]

Last paragraph of the story:

Jahnke's ex-girlfriend said she became suspicious when she saw a flash of a red light from beneath a pile of clothes in her bedroom. She complained to Stevens Point police, who searched Jahnke's house and seized 33 audio tapes of the couple having sex and three DVDs. One showed the couple having sex, and two showed the woman nude in her home.

I think this what Lawyers call a, "Body of Evidence".