I am not sure that it would. Except in an area where a person should have a “reasonable expectation of privacy” like a public bathroom or a dressing room. If you gave more facts I might be able to give you a better answer.
The purpose of placing cameras in public areas is to reduce crime and minimize liability.
Interesting point. A person should not expect to be photographed while in a public restroom. Yet, if a law is passed that a city cannot photograph a person in a public restroom, then the public restrooms are going to be the next place that criminals are going to operate in.
Osama Saddam WMD Chemical Carnivore Execute Imminent Bush.
Is that totally nonsensical sentence considered worthy of a “reasonable search” in light of Amendment IV?
What if I check in on the Olsen Twins’ legality? Less than thirteen weeks now…
My hard drive is chugging away, no virus or ad-buster can find it, no active processes announce themselves when I give the three fingered salute, and I hated Full House and never watched it.
Is this a factual question or a debate? It reads more like a debate, so I’ll close this thread. If you have an opinion on the subject and want to defend it against those who may disagree with you, or if you want to know the reasoning behind opinions different from yours, then you may repost the question in the Great Debates forum. If you want the facts and nothing but the facts, you can start a new thread in GQ, but you must make it clear what you’re after. The facts in a question like this would be mostly dry references to case law and statues.