Full question:
My ex-boyfriend was convicted of voyeurism and he is in a Washington jail now. During the trial, I presented some of the evidence in the court that contains my nude photographs and video clips. I wanna know what would have happened to those photographs and video clips. Will the court destroy those?
- Category: Criminal
- Subcategory: Sex Offfender
- Date:
- State: Washington
Answer:
In Washington, if someone is convicted of voyeurism, the court can order the destruction of any photographs, videos, or other recordings made in violation of the law. This includes any evidence you presented during the trial, such as your nude photographs and video clips. This is outlined in Rev. Code Wash. (ARCW) § 9A.44.115, which states that the court may order the destruction of such materials if there is a conviction.
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