A lawyer for New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft argued that Kraft's 'constitutional right to privacy' trumps the 'prurient interest' the public might have in seeing videos of him allegedly getting sexually serviced by prostitutes.
A lawyer for New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft told a Florida judge on Friday that Kraft's"constitutional right to privacy" trumps whatever"prurient interest" the public might have in seeing videos of the billionaire allegedly getting sexually serviced at a massage parlor.
"The fundamental problem is that the video is only going to appeal to the prurient interests of certain segments of the public," Burck said in support of his motion to prevent release of the videos. "It shouldn't matter to the public what the video looks like, what is actually on the screen," Burck said, noting that a police officer had described what happened on the video in detail on a criminal complaint against Kraft.
"We think the video in particular is very harmful and was obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment," Burck said, referring to the section of the Constitution that bars the government from engaging in unreasonable search and seizure.
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