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· 2/7/1952

Opinion No. 52-0207

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  • relying in part on statute's use of \an individual\ and \the individual\ to conclude unit of prosecution of voyeurism statute was each victim
  • contrasting voyeurism, a discrete act that can give rise to separate punishments, with stalking, which is specifically defined, via statute, “as a ‘course of conduct.’”
  • unit of prosecution rested on separate victims under District of Columbia voyeurism statute where defendant videotaped fifty-two women with hidden video cameras in rooms where they undressed

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