Are video cameras pointed at my property considered invasion of privacy?
If the cameras are on his property and only observing what he can see with his naked eye, then it is likely legal.
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If the cameras are on his property and only observing what he can see with his naked eye, then it is likely legal.
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Have a lawyer write a demand letter. If that doesn't work, take them to small claims court.
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