Is there any legal risk of uploading home surveillance footage on YouTube?
I concur with Mr. Marshall. It depends on whether the individual had an expectation of privacy in the location where the surveillance video was...
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I concur with Mr. Marshall. It depends on whether the individual had an expectation of privacy in the location where the surveillance video was...
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You consent to such when you install the program, just as an officer can search your car with your consent.
It is unlikely that the purge their personnel files. Regardless, under a Pitchess motion the court will only look at complaints within the...
Judges are immune from suit, although you can report them to the Judicial Council.
You have certain First Amendment rights, which includes speaking to an officer in a manner he might not particularly like. It is all too common...
They could have a trial without his presence. Unless the court orders the presence of the defendant at the trial, CDCR will not transport them. ...
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You can retain a private detective (former law enforcement type) to help you determine whether or not there is a listening device. If there is you...
No, property tax is not unconstitutional regardless of the result. This individual should have at the very least social security income (whether...
There is no such thing as "pressing criminal charges." You can report the matter to law enforcement and if they believe that a criminal violation...
This is not a civil rights case, but a breach of contract case. You can certainly sue them in small claims court.