----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Blakely"
Subject: Re: More Texas Photo Issues
You can't have a reasonable right to privacy anywhere you can't have a
reasonable expectation of privacy. Not law, just logic. If you are in a
place where the expectation of privacy is reasonable, you have it. On a
public street, you have no expectation of privacy concerning what other
people may see or hear. You do have a reasonable expectation of privacy
concerning the contents of your pocket. You have a reasonable expectation
of privacy in a stall in a public john concerning what may be seen, but no
expectation of privacy concerning what may be overheard. Women in skirts
(and Scots in kilts) have a reasonable expectation of privacy concerning
what they are wearing (or not) under their skirts/kilts. No shoe cams
allowed. (this crap was going on in Toronto when I lived there.)
This is reasonable.
However, if one is showing cleavage, (pictures of which are apparenty
evidence in one of the two recent arrests)?
Hmmmm, "showing"...
Kinda answers the question.....
Toronto always tries to be at the leading edge of the trends........
William Robb
