"You're committing an offense if, a) you're taking a picture of a person who
hasn't given you consent to do so, and b) that picture is for the sexual
gratification of any person," Douglas said.
Hopefully, *and* is the key word here, no?
Also, b) is very difficult to prove.
Or it can be a very broad generalization. One could try to make a case that
a photo of any attractive person could be for sexual gratification.
Hopefully a jury would want to see some reasonably overt or voyeuristic
content in the picture to call that.
But it does let in a lot of leeway if the authorities want to be a jerk of
charging, etc.someone.
Butch
