Under California law:
A person sunbaths naked in their backyard, but their backyard is "easily overlooked" by one of more other houses (for example, they have upstairs windows that look out straight over the yard)
1) Is the nude sunbather committing an act of public nudity?
2) Does the sunbather have any legal/civil right to complain if their neighbors see them?
3) Do the neighbors have any /civil right to complain about the sunbather?
I'm confused.
1) Does private property that is not viewable form public property count as being "in public view"?
2) Does a person count as being "present" if they are looking out a second story window on a neighboring property?
By this measure somebody in an aircraft with a big enough set of binoculars could sue you for sunbathing naked on a private beach 50 miles from the nearest habitation.
A person sunbaths naked in their backyard, but their backyard is "easily overlooked" by one of more other houses (for example, they have upstairs windows that look out straight over the yard)
1) Is the nude sunbather committing an act of public nudity?
2) Does the sunbather have any legal/civil right to complain if their neighbors see them?
3) Do the neighbors have any /civil right to complain about the sunbather?
I'm confused.
1) Does private property that is not viewable form public property count as being "in public view"?
2) Does a person count as being "present" if they are looking out a second story window on a neighboring property?
By this measure somebody in an aircraft with a big enough set of binoculars could sue you for sunbathing naked on a private beach 50 miles from the nearest habitation.