On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 08:31:11 -0700, Brian Tong <thedude807@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>
> I don't know the law, but it would seem to me there are privacy issues
> attached to this UNLESS the edr is disclosed. Much the way you have to
> be read your rights when you are arrested, or your statements won't hold
> in court. Did the guy in the Corvette know he was being monitored? But
> on the flip side of that...he DID know the posted legal speed limit, so
> really, he did know his rights. I think he's pretty much screwed.
>
I don't think knowing the EDR was there or not matters. Those laws apply to
audio recording devices. Most states now have no laws like that for video
recording. So I could legally videotape someone in a public bathroom
without them knowing and it would be legal unless it had audio to it. And
since it is evidence the police can claim it and process it.
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