People v. Giacinti

How courts have described this case

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• affirming public indecency conviction committed in a prison cell that could have been viewed by prison staff, prisoners, and visiting ministers
• affirming public indecency conviction committed in a prison cell that could have been viewed by prison staff, prisoners, and visiting ministers
• noting, in context of public-indecency statute that used a similar definition for “public place,” that “when imprisoned, the prisoner is deprived of his private life” and “[h]is entire existence becomes public, open to the view of other prisoners, as well as prison officials”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).