In United States V

In United States v. Cleveland , the court held that

A) women sitting on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial have a reasonable expectation of privacy, such that an individual intentionally capturing close-up photos of such an image can be engaged in the crime of voyeurism.
B) images recovered from Cleveland's memory card established Mr. Cleveland's guilt on two counts of attempted voyeurism.
C) Cleveland's actions as observed by the park police on June 19, 2013, did provide a sufficient legal basis for the officers to initiate a nonconsensual stop or to place Mr. Cleveland under arrest.
D) Cleveland's actions as observed by the park police on June 19, 2013, did not provide a sufficient legal basis for the officers to initiate a nonconsensual stop or to place Mr. Cleveland under arrest.