It's interesting to compare the issues on which courts go all "letter of the law" and the issues (second amendment e.g.) on which they feel less constrained by the letter (or entire phrase).
Absolutely. And no creepy photog needed. She put everything on display gleefully using her assets to increase her fame. Google more of the pictures, they make today's actresses 'nip-slips" look like amateur hour.
And the gingerness of it all... Gingers are the possessions of the devil.
[Note: I don't actually believe that, and while I have to snigger when gingers say "Ginger-hating is the last acceptable prejudice"--like I snigger at anyone saying that--I don't like people hassling other people. However, it was one of the things I thought when I saw the picture.]
If courts are going to require that laws specifically say "no upskirt photos", then a lot of states aren't going to have an applicable law.
Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?
Upfist for pig only.
Exactly! Letter of the law! No expectation of privacy!
You should be okay as long as your privates are just passively existing and not actively performing any yard work.
Passively existing? Trust me, at my age...
Thanks for the visual.
It's interesting to compare the issues on which courts go all "letter of the law" and the issues (second amendment e.g.) on which they feel less constrained by the letter (or entire phrase).
A peach of a pair! But more "down blouse" than "up skirt."
Absolutely. And no creepy photog needed. She put everything on display gleefully using her assets to increase her fame. Google more of the pictures, they make today's actresses 'nip-slips" look like amateur hour.
But, god. Sophia Loren's face was PERFECTION.
And the judge who wrote the opinion was a woman! (well, based on the assumption that Elizabeth is a girl's name.) So, are up-robe photos okay?
And the gingerness of it all... Gingers are the possessions of the devil.
[Note: I don't actually believe that, and while I have to snigger when gingers say "Ginger-hating is the last acceptable prejudice"--like I snigger at anyone saying that--I don't like people hassling other people. However, it was one of the things I thought when I saw the picture.]
She should sue the store.(Or is that the lawsuit that she lost? I thought, ahem, assumed, that it was a criminal prosecution.)
There was a whole business in my town that did "upskirt" photos of models and creeping civilians.
Probably both, sadly.