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Updated August 15, 2017 17:43:38 A former Charles Darwin University (CDU) wildlife science professor has been fined $7,700 for secretly filming one of his students naked in the shower. Michael John Lawes , 54, pleaded guilty to installing, using and maintaining an optical surveillance device . The student was having a shower when she noticed a small camera hidden in a smoke alarm while she was staying in his granny flat doing research in February. "The offender used technology to invade the victim's privacy," Judge Greg Macdonald said in the Darwin Local Court . Premeditation, planning and breaches of trust Judge Macdonald said the crime involved premeditation , planning and breaches of trust. "He was the victim's supervisor in her PhD, her mentor and teacher," Judge Macdonald said. "The offending did entail a sexual component, self-gratification and an element of voyeurism." Outside court, the victim's friends, some of whom were Lawes...

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