Estate of Susanne Burgaz v. Board of County Commissioners

How courts have described this case

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• removing victim’s window screen and engaging in voyeurism, which has sexual connotations, created physically offensive condition that supported defendant’s conviction of “being a disorderly person”
• defendant stood in alley, opened victim's ground-level bedroom window and screen, and watched her sleeping in her bed, unaware of his presence
• voyeurism violative of statute because it invades privacy where people “are most entitled to feel secure”
• act of voyeurism alone created physically offensive condition, despite physical distance and barrier between defendant and victim
• “Indeed, his implausible reason . . . could be read as evidence of consciousness of guilt”
• voyeur’s conduct, even though unseen by victim, occurred in public alley

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).