Saturday, January 3rd, 2009
In nudity case, judges argue over privacy: They don’t know it when they see it
In a recent Wisconsin sex-related case, an appeals court judge accused the lower court of activist judging. See if you agree.
Mark Jahnke pleaded guilty in 2007 to secretly recording his nude girlfriend without her permission. That’s a no-no.
Jahnke, however, appealed, saying his crime wasn’t really a crime, the Madison Capital Times reports. He argued that since [...]
