“I want the city to drop the charges,” said nude model activist Kathleen Neil back in late August, after she was arrested at the Met for stripping off her clothes during a guerrilla photo shoot for lensman Zach Hyman. Well, she got her wish.

Prosecutors dropped their case against the young woman, who has a history of getting naked, claiming they couldn’t prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. Or in layman’s terms, public nudity is full protected under the law—especially if it’s artsy. |NYP|