coma video
So, my wife's in a coma, but, hey, she's still my wife, and I have needs
A Wisconsin appeals court affirmed a lower court ruling that a surveillance video of David Johnson having sex with his wife in a nursing home could not be used against him in a rape trial (rape, because she's unable to give consent). A married couple has an expectation of privacy in a closed room, and hence the warrant permitting the camera to be set up was unconstitutional. Associated Press via Wisconsin State Journal
A Wisconsin appeals court affirmed a lower court ruling that a surveillance video of David Johnson having sex with his wife in a nursing home could not be used against him in a rape trial (rape, because she's unable to give consent). A married couple has an expectation of privacy in a closed room, and hence the warrant permitting the camera to be set up was unconstitutional. Associated Press via Wisconsin State Journal
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So, once again, the evidence is thrown out and the "bad guy" goes free. Wouldn't in make more sense to allow the evidence (as it IS evidence) and then go after the one(s) responsible for breaking the law in gathering it? Just a thought.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 09/14/08 at 01:02 AM
Gotta stir the pot or the soup just won't be any good.
BTW, Becky Thatcher's stompin' ground is just across the river from where I as born and raised.
BTW, Becky Thatcher's stompin' ground is just across the river from where I as born and raised.
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 09/14/08 at 01:40 PM
I hate to sound insensitive to the man's needs, but couldn't he just masturbate?
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 09/15/08 at 10:31 AM
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