Rep. Max Miller's ex-wife files lawsuit over shared image of their daughter

A lawsuit has been filed against Rep. Max Miller by his ex-wife in a federal court in Ohio. The lawsuit claims that Miller and his lawyer shared a link to a Dropbox folder containing a photograph of their 2-year-old daughter that shows her genitalia.
A federal lawsuit has been filed in Ohio against Rep. Max Miller by his ex-wife. The lawsuit alleges that Miller and his lawyer, Aaron Minc, violated federal laws regarding the disclosure of intimate images. This violation supposedly occurred when Miller shared a link to an electronic Dropbox folder. The folder contained a photograph of the couple's 2-year-old daughter, depicting her genitalia, among other documents.
The complaint argues that this action was a violation of federal laws. The lawsuit was filed in a federal court in Ohio and claims that the shared image was a violation of the young child's privacy and federal laws.
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What is the basis of the lawsuit against Rep. Max Miller?
The lawsuit claims that Rep. Miller and his lawyer shared a link to a Dropbox folder containing a photograph of their 2-year-old daughter that shows her genitalia, violating federal laws on the disclosure of intimate images.
Where was the lawsuit filed?
The lawsuit was filed in a federal court in Ohio.
What is the name of Rep. Miller's lawyer who is also named in the lawsuit?
Rep. Miller's lawyer is named Aaron Minc.
What is the age of the child whose image is at the center of the lawsuit?
The child is 2 years old.
What type of content did the Dropbox folder contain?
The Dropbox folder contained a trove of documents, including a photograph of the young child depicting her genitalia.
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