>>It wasn't that he was taking photos of topless girls it was that he was taking photos at all.
Crap - the charge was 'behaving offensively in a public place' it was about the fact he was taking photo's of topless girls - you can't be charged with offensive behaviour just for taking photos in a public place.
>>There is no distinction in Australian law of circumstance or dress - privacy is privacy.
Yeah? Could you point out the Aus law that states your privacy rights when you are in a public place??
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>>It wasn't that he was taking photos of topless girls it was that he was taking photos at all.
Crap - the charge was 'behaving offensively in a public place' it was about the fact he was taking photo's of topless girls - you can't be charged with offensive behaviour just for taking photos in a public place.
>>There is no distinction in Australian law of circumstance or dress - privacy is privacy.
Yeah? Could you point out the Aus law that states your privacy rights when you are in a public place??