Naked making coffee

[Nude_not_rude]

Oh come on....really????? With all the stuff that's going on in the world, this is a heinous crime worthy of a year in prison??? These guys need a reality check. She was trespassing and looked into his home at an ungodly hour. She is at fault. Simple.

Her right not to be offended is more worthy than the offence of trespass and peeping? Grrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!

[joeyn]

the plot thickens...

[Dan]

the plot thickens...

The plot gets even thicker:

UPDATE: Naked Coffee Dude. Police Wants To Talk To More People Who Saw Him!!

Highlights:

• The police are distributing flyers in the neighbourhood looking for other people who saw him.
• The woman who complained is the wife of a police officer.
• He might have been drunk at the time of the incident (which would explain the need for coffee) but that's legal in your own house too as far as I know!

And we all know that people associate police investigation with guilt, will blow the incident out of proportion and someone will come forward with a "helpful" testimony. Also, the police says it has nothing to do with point #2, yeah right...

[NudeBostonian]

And here I was thinking that our courts are already overburdened with frivolous cases. Though it would be hilarious if the woman's hissy fit backfired on her and her kid decides to embrace nudism!

[Dan]

And here I was thinking that our courts are already overburdened with frivolous cases.

By design, yes.

A guy I know was driving on his motorcycle in the US, following an ambulance. The ambulance miss an entry it wanted to go in, does a crazy U-turn-ish manoeuver and gets a frontal collision with the guy. Remember that he was following them. So, both are insured and this goes to court. The guy sues the ambulance driver for his damage, the ambulance driver sues him back for whatever damage he did to them (not much).

The guy comes back to Canada and the lawyer in the US manage the case for him. The lawyer did everything, his client never entered the court at all. It took seven years of lawyering to get the case settled. The money for that came out of the insurance company that was covering the ambulance.

Had this happened in Montreal, the ambulance driver would have been covered by an automatic insurance from the government that would have been paid from the license plate fees and the victim would have got the money instantly with no court involved. That would be a lot less money spent all around than 7 years of court.

That's just one example but the US system is full of bureaucratic matters that are burdened by the court system. And that is a frivolous use of a court of law.

[Pitti]

Why do they look in the windows of other people.

Since they had so they can blame also because of voyeurism

[brandon]

A local news-talk radio station with a rather conservative audience (the station carries The Rush Limbaugh Show and other conservative talk shows) has a Question of the Day. Today's was:

Should you be held legally liable if someone sees you naked inside your own home?

Yes  0.77 %

No  68.41 %

Depends on the circumstances  30.82 %

[randomer909]

A local news-talk radio station with a rather conservative audience (the station carries The Rush Limbaugh Show and other conservative talk shows) has a Question of the Day. Today's was:

Should you be held legally liable if someone sees you naked inside your own home?

Yes  0.77 %

No  68.41 %

Depends on the circumstances  30.82 %

At least the majority voted NO