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Security cameras in school hallways	by oot	2003-08-26 18:27:59
It's getting more common	by Kickstart	2003-08-26 18:31:49
Why?	by Glytch78	2003-08-26 18:34:15
Depends on where they are.	by Kickstart	2003-08-26 18:44:47
I believe that owners of building should have the right to record and use video that shows their property and within a reasonable range of potential damage to it. I don't believe that police should automatically be able to request that video for purposes that do not involve the property or the people associated with it. To get that video they should need a warrant, even if the property owners agree to share it freely. I don't believe that the police should have cameras of their own in constant use on city streets. KS
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Do they?	by Glytch78	2003-08-26 18:49:09
They use them here at special events (n/t)	by Kickstart	2003-08-26 18:50:06
that's fine.	by Glytch78	2003-08-26 18:51:12
OK, but what about	by alter3d	2003-08-26 18:50:35
Dang skippy. (n/t)	by Glytch78	2003-08-26 18:52:23
I think they do that in Norway...	by Atrahasis	2003-08-26 19:19:08
Nobody's mentioned California yet.	by Naruki	2003-08-26 19:26:36
Oh, that's been done here too.	by Atrahasis	2003-08-26 19:34:12
Right.	by Naruki	2003-08-26 19:46:37
Interesting, but not a privacy issue is it?	by Atrahasis	2003-08-26 19:59:14
And that's exactly why they got in trouble.	by Naruki	2003-08-26 20:24:16
Sure, the cameras themselves are a privacy issue..	by Atrahasis	2003-08-26 20:37:38
I think the cops should have cameras	by mrmisguided	2003-08-26 22:32:34

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