I have... STILL may be a LEGAL problem. She's only 15; did VERY well before Maryland "committee".
I'm tired of this silliness Reb. So I'm going to give you a little "heads up" on "rights" to images and video:
If you are in a public place, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. So long as the individual who posts this image does not try to profit from it (i.e. try to sell it) he can do as he well pleases.
In the world of photography for fun and profit, you violate someone's "right of privacy" only when that person has a "reasonable expectation of privacy." If they are in their home, they have a reasonable expectation of privacy. If they are in their neighbor's back yard, they again have a reasonable expectation of privacy. If you are walking on Coney Island with your mistress, however, you do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy. That is why Disney can charge for the photos on their wild mountain ride. No one in that car had a reasonable expectation of privacy. Otherwise, there would not be so many bare breasts in the photos and every time they sold one, everyone else in the car would sue them.
Whenever you appear in a public forum (read governmental arena for public discussion for clarity), you have no reasonable expectation of privacy. There are cameras from both the governmental body as well as local media present. You can also expect, in our current society, that there will be other persons there with either video cameras or cell phones capable of taking video.
This video, based on the clarity, composition and viewing angle is probably video shot by a local news outlet from the area where the officials were seated. The parents can't stop it from being shown if they allowed her to speak. Likewise, since it is in a public forum, the only one who could sue for violation of their rights is the company who owns the equipment and shot the video. They can only do so if the poster violated fair usage by charging to view the video or by claiming that it was theirs instead of the property of the person/media outlet who shot it.
So, now you can rest at night knowing that no constitutional rights of this individual were violated, no laws have been broken, and your silly argument has been laid to rest.