… cases that led the founders to arm citizens with a right against "unreasonable searches." See
… Chiefs statement that "we monitor spaces where there's no Constitutional right to privacy," …

… , wiretapping, tracking citizens through consolidated mega-… in public space, and infrared
technologies to peer into the home.… is right that we should be very cautious about surveillance, …

… There are two principle obstacles to the effective use of the right of privacy against television
surveillance in public places. The first is the need to establish a justiciable controversy …

… by our interest in video surveillance as an expression of a changed relationship between
the state and citizen, with special attention to the state’s authorisation to control its citizens. The …

… for Human Rights – it confirmed the power of video cameras in the … of a camera in every
concerned citizen's hand creates … or other mobile device to an online public. In this case, those …

… public areas.The Court has also repeatedly refused to consider any suggestion that public
area video surveillance … Although the Convention recognizes a citizen's right to "respect for his …

… technologies, law enforcement, national security interests and the privacy rights of citizens.
… -makers to enact and enforce policies that protect the public’s security and right to privacy. …

… While surveillance is not new, "mass surveillance" is a … streaming of surveillance has helped
spark an anti-surveillance, … , civil rights advocacy, political discourse, and public conscious…

… availability of audio recording devices. Both enable real-time recording of public events that
… , about video recording of public events and about video evidence is largely true of audio-…

… video surveillance in public spaces,43 as is already conspicuously occurring in London, which
monitors its citizenry with over 200,000 cameras.In … to monitor the public square, citizens' …