The Creep Ryan Jarvis

This guy should be in prison. I wonder how he got caught.
 
He actually won in court at trial and in appeals. The SCC took the case because one judge out of 3 at the appeals level dissented.

Guys, don't take surreptitious photos/videos of humans.

""The use of a cell phone to capture upskirt images of women on public transit, the use of a drone to take high-resolution photographs of unsuspecting sunbathers at a public swimming pool, and the surreptitious video recording of a woman breastfeeding in a quiet corner of a coffee shop would all raise similar privacy concerns," he wrote."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/hi...-pen-privacy-supreme-court-judgment-1.5019012
 
The teacher finally got his sentence: 6 months in jail.

https://lfpress.com/news/local-news...male-students-sentenced-to-six-months-in-jail

So this sets the precedence that school buildings ARE places where privacy is expected. But I'm sure students are using hidden body-worn spy cameras all the time (especially the horny ones), including with their cell phones when no one is looking. So does that mean that a student caught with spy images in a school building will be sentenced to 6 months in jail too? They would have to build new prison buildings just for them then.