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The stage is set for the next big civil rights case set to appear before the Supreme Court of Oregon, involving the notorious "Upskirt Bandit." Harry Ballz, also known as the "Upskirt Bandit," alleges that his first amendment right of artistic expression is being suppressed by having been criminally prosecuted for illegally filming unsuspecting women, without their consent, from beneath their skirts and dresses. Mr. Ballz says:Dude, masturbation you can't see their faces. I don't see the problem, man.privacywall.org I'm an artist. I need to put it out there on the internet to express myself and stuff. You know. How can I put stuff on the internet when I'm in prison? Jose Estalino, a representative of the ACLU said,Mr. Ballz ability to express his artistic vision is being crushed by an unfair system that seeks to deny the individual liberties afforded to each and every on of us, as American citizens. We seek nothing less than to ensure that Mr. Ballz, and any others who wish to express themselves be able to do so. In a related story, the streets of Portland have exploded into an orgasmic orgy of carnal excess that leaves Mardi Gras looking like the Disney version of hedonistic delights. Citizens everywhere are engaging in what reasoned individuals would usually consider depraved sex acts, or at least would think so when these activities are occurring on street corners and masturbation convenience stores, at the bus stop, and on the sidewalk. A citizen asked our reporter on the scene, "Can't these people keep this stuff inside of doors, where it belongs?" We relayed the question to a police officer, who wished to remain anonymous.