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This is a good illustration of when an expectation of privacy exists. If you feel comfortable walking around naked, then there’s probably an expectation of privacy.

No objection here either. This guy got what he deserved.
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“a 48-year-old insurance executive from Chicago, somehow managed to rent hotel rooms adjacent to Andrews’ rooms in three cities”

That’s one crafty insurance agent.

And a lot of effort just to get himself thrown in jail where he belongs.
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I was wondering how he pulled that off. Three cities next to the same person. Amazing is all I can say.

Carlos, what court was this in? State, Federal or Municiple? Do you know the exact charges? I see a couple of acts here that could result in other sentences. The act of take the photos is one and that should be in some kind of local court. So he could get sentences in three jurisdictions for that and three sentences. There must be some kind of federal rule as well for the act of trying to sell the videos. Also some kind of violation civil rights claims coming along. I’m sure this story has legs for a long time.
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Got what he deserved! He is the sort that makes it hard for all other photographers obeying the rules.
He should be banned from any type of camera for life also. Yes, even cell phone cameras.

I’m waiting for the day some MFA tries this because it’s absolutely the only way left to make art that’s transgressive that hasn’t been done. Serrano’s blasphemy, Witkin’s stiffs and Greenberg’s kiddie torment are old news.

The lady is beautiful and I under stand the temptation, BUT this is totally out of line. No one has the right to do what he did and jail is right for this.
If we are to have our rights respected we must respect those of others.

In fact I would say we have a duty to respond in such cases and condemn this trespass.

Tar and feathers!

I believe it was a federal case, although I can’t remember the exact charges.

Voyeurism’s been done to death in the post-modern art world.

What good will prison do except cost the taxpayers a load of cash?

The guy should have been sentenced to a local jail on work release only in order to pay all of his income for a set time period to Andrews. No weekends, no recreation, and all his earnings are forked over until a predetermined amount is reached. Jailhouse meals, no weekends except to volunteer under supervision at animal shelters and soup kitchens.

Do this for 2 1/2 years. Andrews reaps a financial restitution, the perp has his whole life put on hold, and must work to pay his debt while performing volunteer work on his weekends.

Prison isn’t always the best answer.