Скачать или смотреть The Dharun Ravi Trial | Invasion of Privacy and Its Consequences (Full Trial Condensed)

Dharun Ravi stood trial following allegations that he invaded the privacy of his Rutgers University roommate, Tyler Clementi, by secretly using a webcam to view a private, consensual encounter between Clementi and another individual.

Evidence presented at trial showed that on the evening of September 19, 2010, Ravi positioned a webcam in the shared dormitory room and later viewed the footage with another student. Ravi subsequently posted public messages on social media referencing what he had observed.

Court records established that Clementi became aware of these posts the following day. On September 22, 2010, Clementi left messages online indicating severe distress and later went to the George Washington Bridge.

The trial, held in 2012, examined issues of privacy rights, bias intimidation, and the use of technology to publicly expose private conduct. Ravi was convicted on multiple counts, including invasion of privacy, bias intimidation, and evidence tampering, and was sentenced to jail time, probation, community service, a fine, and mandatory counseling.

In September 2016, a three-judge appellate panel overturned the convictions following changes to New Jersey’s bias intimidation statute, which was later ruled unconstitutional. While the convictions were vacated, the judges strongly criticised Ravi’s conduct, condemning the transformation of a private act into a public spectacle and noting the broader moral implications within a university setting.


00:00 Introduction
00:40 Austin Chung, friend of defendant
04:49 Text correspondence evidence
07:03 Cassandra Cicco, Roommate of Molly Wei
11:18 Alvin Artha, Student at Rutgers
15:50 Molly Wei, also charged with invasion of privacy
22:12 Alissa Agarwal, Student at Rutgers
24:35 Dharun's tweet evidence
25:20 Raahi Grover, Rutgers Resident Assistant
30:31 Glenn Berman, Judge. Cutting hairs
33:10 Lokesh Ojha, Student at Rutgers
38:12 Kris Kowalczyk, Rutgers University PD
42:31 Michael Danowitz, Homicide Investigator
44:05 Dharun Ravi interrogation extract
50:03 Steve Altman, Defense closing argument
51:40 Julia McClure, Prosecution closing argument
54:53 Verdict & Sentence
56:10 Convictions overturned


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