PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Working on an expedited schedule, the state Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on whether prostitution clients who are videotaped without their knowledge during sex acts have a right to privacy under state law.

A prosecutor urged the Supreme Judicial Court to reinstate 46 invasion-of-privacy counts against Mark Strong Sr., who’s accused of helping a Zumba instructor run a prostitution business in the seaside town of Kennebunk.

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