Summary
To the Editors:
Blanket video surveillance makes the assumption you need to be watched because you could possibly commit a crime. The comment by a local camera operator that he "can tell pretty much right away if someone's up to no good" suggests a presumption of guilt without probable cause other than the surveillance - something the Fourth Amendment protects against.See the full content of this document
Extract
Moratorium On Cameras Urged
The right to privacy is not explicitly defined ...
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