In California, can a sheriff open a locked gate to serve court papers?
No, a sheriff is not usually permitted to open a locked gate without a warrant. The sheriff will of course deny that the gate was locked. The...
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No, a sheriff is not usually permitted to open a locked gate without a warrant. The sheriff will of course deny that the gate was locked. The...
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Yes, customs can do this, and does do it all the time. Yes they can keep copies. The government justifies this invasion of your right to privacy...
There may be a violation of your privacy. However, I am not sure how you have been damaged. You might want to report the employee to the...
To know for sure, the notice would have to be reviewed. But generally speaking, what you describe would most likely be acceptable, and no privacy...
Employees have essentially no right to privacy in the workplace. An employer is free to monitor you via camera, even webcam, except in places like...
You are not required to speak with the police - just refuse. If you do speak with them, be honest. If there is some question as to you having...
Probably. There may be a provision in the contract that allows it. Generally speaking, it is legal to videotape people in public areas, which...
Essentially yes. The companies have those disclosures at the beginning of the call so that they can record the conversation and not be charged...
Be careful in making such threats, especially if you are using them to get something from the plumber, that could be extortion. Just show the...
Video recording is generally allowed. Audio recording is allowed, but if you are recording a conversation that one party believes is private, then...