State v. Jahnke
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtLundsten, J.
¶ 1. Mark Jahnke was convicted of secretly videotaping his girlfriend, without her consent, while she was nude. Wisconsin Stat. *326§ 942.09(2)(am)l. (2007-08)1 makes it a felony to record another person in the nude, without the knowledge and consent of that person, "in a circumstance in which [the recorded person] has a reasonable expectation of privacy." Jahnke argues that his girlfriend did not have a "reasonable expectation of privacy" within the meaning of the statute. We disagree, and affirm the circuit court.2
*327 Background
¶ 2. The parties stipulated to the following facts. Jahnke and his…
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