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Are you more of an exhibitionist or a voyeur?
i've always though that i was a voyeur, but now that an ex has shared some private pictures of me with a male friend (totally uncool), i am realizing that i may be a bit of an exhibitionist also.

what are you?

Neither, both make me cringe in embarrassment.

Hmm let's test whether you *really* are an exhibitionist... go ahead and forward those pics to me eh?

Any laws that prohibit private party from filming where you have an expectation of privacy?10 PTS!!?
OTHER than voyeur laws?This is in tennessee.Are there federal laws?If you could show me ill give you 10 points!

-Invasion of Privacy.

-Not a federal law...unless you distribute it over the internet.

-Federal is committing crimes over state lines, Internet crimes usually fall under this category because other users are from outta state.

A few questions (invasion of privacy,commercial misappropriation,voyeur)?
It is ok for a person to film there own property and distribute it as they wish correct.Well what if without the person being filmeds consent or knowledge of being filmed, they put cameras in a persons room,bathroom,car(the parents btw) and the city put cameras all over town,friends put cameras in their houses,their bathrooms etc, basically anywhere you could think of going and then some, would they need his consent seems how they werent just filming activity on their property,but switching cameras wherever he went.Also, if cameras were in his room, they had access to his private life, private phone calls etc and facts he did not want anyone to know about, would this be considered an invasion of privacy and not be allowed to air?I talked to an attourney today and he said he'll have a good case because even though the parents are filming their own property, putting cameras in a persons room would be pretty private.

There is also commercial misappropriation.But if they had funds set back for the person would this fall under commercial misappropriation?I type in commercial misappropriation in wikipedia and it took me to 'misappropriation.' Are they the same thing?

Also, would voyeur laws apply?
"TENN. CODE ANN. § 39-13-607 (2008). Observation without consent. (a) It is an offense for a person to knowingly spy upon, observe or otherwise view an individual, when the individual is in a place where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, without the prior effective consent of the individual, if the viewing: (1) Would offend or embarrass an ordinary person if the person knew the person was being viewed; and (2) Was for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification of the defendant. (b) It is not a defense to a violation of this section that the defendant was lawfully on the premises where the offense occurred. (c) If the person being viewed is a minor, this section is violated regardless of whether the minor or the minor's parent or guardian consented to the viewing."

Would these rules apply, seems how the actual show was based on scientific research/educational purposes?

So you get an attorney's opinion and then you come to Yahoo? But here is my opinion and it is freer than attorney's but won't hold up in court.
A person has the right to expect privacy in areas deemed private, like a bathroom or a bedroom. However, if the person is living in the house they should be aware of any cameras. If they are aware and do nothing to correct it, then they are giving their approval by not voicing against it. How could a person not be aware in their own house?
If the "person" is a guy then their rights are limited but it could be stated that the cameras are for security. If the video never leaves the house, is never viewed by those outside the house, then the privacy issue looses some steam. Unless you could prove it is for the viewer's perversion of watching guyren nude.

Using a persons likeness without consent?
If parents made an entire tv show of their 18 year old son without his knowledge using hidden cameras in his room,bathroom(which can easily be proven its not for voyeur purposes in court)friends houses,friends bathrooms,places he hangs out at,his work EVERYWHERE switching cameras to wherever he goes making the show soley based on him without his knowledge, would this be considered using his likeness without his consent?Any other laws this would violate?It does not violate publicity given to the private life because it is of public concern.

For the ten thousandth time---They can record anything that they want to record in their own home. This is not illegal because it is THEIR HOUSE. If you do not like it, then get a fricking job and MOVE OUT!!!

Voyeurism: Human Exclusivity?
The American Heritage College Dictionary, third edition, defines a voyeur as a person who derives sexual gratification from observing the naked body or sexual acts of others, especially secretly. But is not true that just the desire to watch what other do is it itself a voyeuristic tendency. Let me ask you a question do animals want to watch what other animals do? if they really did why did not drama and play acting evolve in the animal world, as we look at it has evolved only in the human world. Looking at what other people do forms an indulgent past time for the human being. It is socially acceptable to look at what they do publically whereas watching actions done in private is not condoned. Did anyone wonder why this quality of human beings has reached such hideous proportion that most people just sped their lives watching what is happening in others lives mostly in make believe presentations which is what the TV is wholly made up of. Most people have

Well, you asked, then rambled off on some tangent.

Let me get you focused.

First, since humans are easily the most socialized of animals on earth, we treat sex slightly different. Animals generally use intercourse as a means of continuing the species, not as a form of entertainment. Also, as a highly evolved social group, we can watch others on t.v. or in real life, and feel empathy and sympathy for them. I don't think my dog looks at other dogs and feels sorry for their owners dressing them in stupid outfits, or bad hair cuts.

I do when my friends wear crap their girlfriends made them put on.

And I doubt "most people just sped their lives watching what is happening in others lives..." Most people on earth don't have electricity or own television. There's a huge population of people in the States and Europe that love reality tv. That's because they like human drama. Maybe it makes them feel better about themselves, like the Lifetime Channel.

But it is no different than watching sports, or going to games, or plays, or concerts, or musicals. You're watching others do something. And when they do it well, it's amazing.

I think you asking and answering this question is a perfect example of voyeurism. YOu're looking in on our lives. You're discovering who we, as humans, are. You're escaping your own life by using the internet, watching other people think and feel.

Question for WD or anyone else that knows about expectation of privacy...10 PTS?
If the parent of an adult person who is still living with their parents rent free but is still a tenant of the house, do they have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their bedroom from hidden camera setup by their parents?Like would it ATLEAST be intrusion into solitude seems how they would be setting up cameras to record the persons personal affairs like phone conversations,when friends come over anything they do really.It is their house but this is what the law says

652B Intrusion Upon Seclusion
One who intentionally intrudes, physically or otherwise, upon the solitude or seclusion of another or his private affairs or concerns, is subject to liability to the other for invasion of his privacy, if the intrusion would be highly offensive to a reasonable person.

Comments:
a. The form of invasion of privacy covered by this Section does not depend upon any publicity given to the person whose interest is invaded or to his affairs. It consists solely of an intentional interference with his interest in solitude or seclusion, either as to his person or as to his private affairs or concerns, of a kind that would be highly offensive to a reasonable man.
b. The invasion may be by physical intrusion into a place in which the plaintiff has secluded himself, as when the defendant forces his way into the plaintiff's room in a hotel or insists over the plaintiff's objection in entering his home. It may also be by the use of the defendant's senses, with or without mechanical aids, to oversee or overhear the plaintiff's private affairs, as by looking into his upstairs windows with binoculars or tapping his telephone wires. It may be by some other form of investigation or examination into his private concerns, as by opening his private and personal mail, searching his safe or his wallet, examining his private bank account, or compelling him by a forged court order to permit an inspection of his personal documents. The intrusion itself makes the defendant subject to liability, even though there is no publication or other use of any kind of the photograph or information outlined.

they would be intruding into his personal affairs, does he have a reasonable expectation of privacy in his parents house?The video is not for voyeur purposes and does not fall under the unlawful photography law in tennessee

Privacy Law in the USA
Privacy is the expectation that confidential ... law in the U.S.A. (federal as well as most states) is that (1) a person has no reasonable expectation of privacy for ...
www.rbs2.com/privacy.htm - Cached

Will the new Michael Steele biography be called...?
"The Michael Steele Story: A Rendezvous with Destiny. And Crystal. And Candy."

(thanks to BadBanana for this one).

GOP FEC report: $1,900 to bondage club
Amid expenses for luxury jets, limousines and posh Beverly Hills hotels, the Republican National Committee's latest Federal Election Commission filing includes nearly $2,000 to a West Hollywood nightclub at which topless dancers wear bondage gear.

The $1,946.25 expenditure at Voyeur West Hollywood is listed in the Republicans' disclosure form as "meals." The money was dispersed to Erik Brown, a donor to party candidates who is also CEO of a firm called Dynamic Marketing Inc.

RNC spokesman Doug Heye told The Washington Post that the Feb. 4 nightclub visit was not a committee event, adding: "It was not anything sanctioned by the committee, and that is why we have requested an investigation. Obviously, given the location, it's something that's not appropriate."

The latest monthly report to the FEC raises new questions about spending by Republican National Chairman Michael Steele, already taking fire for giving speeches for money and writing a book on party time.

During February, the Republican National Committee spent more than $17,000 for travel on private jets, plus more than $12,000 for limousines and cars. It spent $9,000 at the Beverly Hills Hotel, $6,600 at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons, and $15,000 at the posh W Hotel in Washington, D.C.

The party's expenses for a winter national committee meeting in Hawaii came to $43,000 in expenses, sans airfare.

The FEC filing was first highlighted by The Daily Caller Website, which reported that Steele has suggested that the Republican National Committee ought to buy a private jet for his travels.

The Democratic National Committee sent out a news release carrying the title "RNC: Risque National Committee."

The Voyeur West Hollywood has been described by The Los Angeles Times as having a "dark, leather-heavy interior" evoking memories of "the masked orgy scene" from "Eyes Wide Shut." It includes "impromptu bondage and S & M 'scenes' being played out on an elevated platform by scantily clad performers."

A Twitter account, registered to an Erik Brown, carries the note: "Enjoyed the football game with RNC Chairman Michael Steele. (Eagles vs. Redskins at FedEx field."

blog.seattlepi.com/seattlepolitic…

The communist liberal media is using these antagonist lies to cover up that Obama is guilty of insider trading and for putting a union mobster communist in charge of labor.

The Obama Portfolio
3 Stocks to Profit from the Stimulus Plan
By Brian Hicks
Wednesday, March 18th, 2009

On February 22, 2005, Barack Obama, a U.S. Senator at the time, placed a trade on a tiny biotechnology company out of Oregon. The biotech company's name is AVI Biopharma.

Records show that Obama purchased tiny AVI Biopharma just above $2 a share.

What was AVI's claim to fame? Not much.

It's a biotech company that's been around for years. It develops drugs intended for the use to treat infectious diseases... some of which the Department of Homeland Security have deemed "bioterrorism" viruses like West Nile, Dengue fever, SARS and Ebola.

I know the company very well. I have played golf with former AVI CEO Dennis Burger in Sun Valley, Idaho. And Dennis gave a presentation at my biotech conference in August 2000.

But even though the company was founded in 1980, it has never successfully brought a drug to market.

25 years in business. 0 drugs on market.

So why did Obama buy it?

Maybe he knew something 99.9% of investors didn't...

You see, 8 months after Obama bought the stock, the company was awarded a $28 million contract from the federal government to research treatments against biological warfare or a bioterrorism attack.

AVI Biopharma spiked in price... and days after the announcement, Obama sold his shares and booked a 73% profit.

Not bad for a community activist from Chi-town, right?

Sure, but Obama understood one of the most fundamental trading strategies on the street: Buy the rumor, sell the news.

Add to that "don't fight the Fed" and what you have is the potential for a massive payday.

But here's the best part... the Obama trading strategy is about to pay off again. Today, inside his 1,047-page stimulus plan, the White House pinpoints potentially massive deals for 3 more companies that could pay even larger gains.

I'm calling it the Obama Portfolio: 3 Stocks to Profit from the Stimulus Plan

Is this how you want Republicans to spend your money?
R.N.C. Spends Thousands on Jets, Limos and Clubs

By JEFF ZELENY and BERNIE BECKER

Published: March 29, 2010

WASHINGTON — The Republican National Committee opened an investigation on Monday into why money from donors was paid to reimburse a $2,000 tab at a risqué California nightclub earlier this year, party officials said.

“It was obviously improper — for more than one reason,” said Doug Heye, a spokesman for the party said. “It was not a sanctioned RNC activity. It was improper because of the venue.”

As Republicans attempt to win back control of the House and Senate in this midterm election year, several party officials and contributors have raised questions about the financial disparities between the Democratic and the Republican parties. Republican officials opened a review of their spending after the nightclub expense was discovered by reporters for The Daily Caller, an online publication in Washington.

The Republican National Committee spent about $30,000 in February on private airplanes and limousines. But those charges were overshadowed by the $1,946.25 charge at Voyeur West Hollywood, which was described by The Los Angeles Times last year as a “high-end nightclub” with an interior “reminiscent of the masked orgy scene” from the movie “Eyes Wide Shut.”

Mr. Heye, the party spokesman, said that the Republican chairman, Michael S. Steele, was not responsible for the charges. He said the reimbursement was made to a “non-committee staffer,” whom he identified as Erik Brown of Orange, Calif., a political consultant. Mr. Heye said the money would be paid back to the Republican National Committee.

“The chairman was never at the location in question, he had no knowledge of the expenditure, nor does he find the use of committee funds at such a location acceptable at all,” Mr. Heye said in a statement.

Meanwhile, the F.E.C. filings show some $17,500 spent on private jets in February, in addition to more than $12,500 on limousines, which could add to the perception that Mr. Steele has expensive tastes. The filings also list several charges of well over $1,000 at hotels in Washington and elsewhere.

The Democratic National Committee seized on the report Monday.

“If limos, chartered aircraft and sex clubs are where they think their donor’s money should be spent — who are we to judge?” asked Brad Woodhouse, a spokesman for the Democratic National Committee. “But, this controversy shouldn’t give voters much confidence in Republicans when they say they want to be put back in charge of federal spending — not that their performance the last time they were in charge would have engendered any confidence in the first place.”

rofl you might want to worry how you nice liberals spend other peoples money rofl..