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To further this, I know someone who was a public defender a decade ago in the US. They would regularly try to get intersection camera footage to attempt to prov
by milesvp 4y ago
To further this, I know someone who was a public defender a decade ago in the US. They would regularly try to get intersection camera footage to attempt to prove their clients not guilty. Often it was impossible to track down who owned the cameras, or even if they were municiple or private. I imagine this has only gotten worse as cameras have gotten cheaper.
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- QuarterReptile 4y agoTape over lens and watch who comes out? I am very much not a lawyer.
- londons_explore 4y agoI'd bet half the time nobody will come out. So many systems are legacy and entirely unused, or best effort - ie. if the camera is working, it'll be used, but nobody will be sent to repair it if it's broken.