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Canberra man who took photos of women’s crotches did not breach their privacy, judge finds

Posted on October 11, 2017 by pogowasright.org

Jordan Hayne reports:

A Canberra man who took pictures of women’s crotches without their knowledge has won an appeal against his conviction, after a judge found he did not breach the women’s privacy.

Jason Stroop, 44, was found guilty of taking indecent images of the women in March.

In one instance Stroop took pictures of a woman in activewear as she squatted down. The other image was of a 17-year-old girl who was squatting while wearing shorts.

Both photographs were taken from a low angle without the victims’ consent and focused on their groin areas.

While Stroop was originally found guilty in the ACT Magistrates Court, Justice David Mossop overturned the decision.

Justice Mossop did not challenge the finding that the images had been indecent, but questioned whether they had breached the victims’ privacy.

Read more on ABC (AU).

If the judge is correct, then the law may need to be changed.

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