Re: cameras on public property question

["Robert L Bass" <no-sales-spam@bassburglaralarms>]

If the part of the property the camera views is within full view of the public there is no "expectation of privacy" and therefore no
violation of anyone's privacy.  However, if it is viewing an area that passersby would not normally be able to see, you have a
potential problem.

That's a general rule of thumb.  However, as with everything else in this business, rules and laws vary from jurisdiction to
jurisdiction.  To be absolutely certain, you may want to check with an attorney in your area.

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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<noweldrecumbent2@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:M37Fh.162$iw4.141@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is it a problem if a network DVR street camera is picking up private properties yards and such? I want to cover the front yard of
> a customers property sidewalk, street but it may not be possible to eliminate the neighbors  properties. Thanks in advance.
> Dave
>
> take the 2 outa the mail address to reply of list if you desire
>