Naked guy revisted

Remember naked guy who challenged our understanding of personal freedom and the boundary between public and private?  Looks like a judge decided this morning that the case of Erick Williamson was one of indecent exposure.  Naked guy is exercising his freedom, not surprisingly, to appeal.

-Marc

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December 18, 2009 · Filed Under Free expression, Liberty, Marc

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