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Unknown Speaker: When two teenage girls went wild at a Mardi Gras party with Snoop Dog, 'Girls Gone Wild' creator Joe Francis, personally assured them that they wouldn't be featured in the risky video. They weren't. Jaime and Whitney wound up on the covering stand. This didn't please their parents or their lawyer.

Snoop Dogg: Don't bring no clothes because it's going be off the hill in my bezzle.

Unknown Speaker: So the parties went wild in court.

Irwin Kramer: Snoop Dog in 'Girls Gone Wild' moved to dismiss claiming that you lose your right to privacy when you make private areas public. Would the court find their defense attractive? Not exactly. Girls gone Wild often wins these cases, especially when girls go wild in public.

Unknown Speaker: But Jamie and Whitney posed at a private party indoors. That made it a close called, one that would have to be made at a later trial. Rather than face the jury, these defendants settled out of court.

Snoop Dog: As you can see we took control of the whole situation.

Irwin Kramer: For the Legal Television Network, I am Irwin Kramer.

Unknown Speaker: When two teenage girls went wild at a Mardi Gras party with Snoop Dog, 'Girls Gone Wild' creator Joe Francis, personally assured them that they wouldn't be featured in the risky video. They weren't. Jaime and Whitney wound up on the covering stand. This didn't please their parents... click to read more