Archive for the ‘Law & Ethics’ Category
Friday, March 12th, 2010
Desi N asked: The owner of a department store wishes to use surveillance cameras in the store as a way of monitoring staff and their work performance.
is the owner of the store allowed to do this.
Please respond to this question with laws/legal issues (i.e The canadian charter of rights and freedoms or the Ontario human rights code) and or soical issues are relevant.
Thank yo
Tags: Department Store, Human Rights Code, Ontario Human Rights Code
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Tuesday, March 9th, 2010
merman107 asked:
some lil ******* keyed my car and i want to know if parking structures have cameras that record this mischief. structures with like the tollbooth where you have to show them your validation and such. all those people do in there is watch cameras right?
Tags: Cameras, Parking Structures, Validation
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Friday, February 12th, 2010
DTBaller23 asked:
Is it unconstitutional for the government to put surveillance cameras in areas of high crime? What if the tapes are only to be used as evidence when a crime is committed?
If it’s legal, then why don’t we put a camera on every street corner? Won’t that help fight crime?
Tags: Fight Crime, High Crime, Surveillance Cameras
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Sunday, February 7th, 2010
GuysMyDog asked:
I have renters some of which may be theives. I also live in this house and own it. Is it legal for me to put invisible unknown security cameras in common areas (not bathrooms or bedrooms) with the risk that it may pick up a conversation that I was not personally privy to?
Tags: Bathrooms, Hidden Cameras, Hidden Security Cameras
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Monday, January 25th, 2010
dichdiver asked:
The ones that i am talking about are not traffic enforcement cameras,I know what they are.Thease are survailance cameras. Why are we being wached so closley and why hasnt no one done a news story on them? Why so hush hush. Just look up on the poles at any calif intersection and you will see what I mean.
Tags: Intersection, Survailance Cameras, Thease
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Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
Sheyna asked: I am a nursing major and for my English class we have to write a persuasive essay that somehow relates to nursing. So, I chose this (if you have other suggestions, let me know).
So, are you for or against having surveillance cameras in nursing homes? Why or why not?
THANKS!
Tags: Persuasive Essay, Pros And Cons, Surveillance Cameras
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Monday, January 11th, 2010
Midian asked:
I was reading around and apparently businesses in some states are allowed to have cameras in their fitting rooms as long as someone of the same gender watches the cameras. They’re also allowed to keep recordings! That’s sick! I don’t want to have to worry about some dude checking me out while I try on clothes. Does anybody know if that’s the case in North Carolina or not?
Tags: Dressing Rooms, North Carolina, Watches
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Saturday, January 9th, 2010
The asked:
I have this theory that the surveillance cameras at places like Ralph’s and Starbucks are unmonitored and primarily serve as a deterrent to shoplifting, rather than actively trying to catch people in the act of stealing. Am I correct in my assumption?
Tags: Security Cameras, Shoplifting, Surveillance Cameras
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Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
Cristal asked:
i work at an assisted living/ retirement/ nursing home and i was wondering if it is illegal to have cameras or is it an invasion of privacy?
Tags: Assisted Living, Cameras, Invasion Of Privacy
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Wednesday, December 30th, 2009
Brayden asked:
My boss watches the cameras at home of us at work? which is against the law in australia(victoria) if im mistaken. I want to know which act he is breaking and to what extent i can take him to court or the police.
Tags: Act, Boss, Cameras
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