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Two People No Longer Needed To Witness Outrage


 
Invisible Up-Skirting Still A Crime
R v Hamilton [2007] EWCA Crim 2062
CA:
Weekly Law Reports Summary
16 August 2007

The “two person rule” applicable to the offence of outraging public decency contrary to common law was capable of being satisfied if there were two or more persons present who were capable of seeing the nature of the act even if they did not actually see it.

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