Re: neighbor harassment
Posted by v on 9/01/08
Hi sarah! I live in joisey. It's a fairly recent law. But one that is taken seriously by the police. I've watched passing patrol cars check visable cameras people have on their houses. Just to make sure their in compliance. That's the street side. No cause to check backyards, unless they are givin one. Which sounds like that's what's needed. A police survay. To set, your neighbors straight. If it's a felony, they may be the losers in the end. Good luck! On 8/31/08, sarah wrote: > I live In New Hampshire and the law here states that parties > involved have to consent. I have in NO way consented to this. > I was told that they are invaiding my privacy by having their > cameras focused on my home > > > > > On 8/29/08, v wrote: >> Sarah: Not in my state. It is now a felony to do what your >> neighbors are doing to you. You say they said this in court. >> So it must be ok there. The audio, now that's a little >> different. They could be afoul of the law there. Evesdroping >> is verbotin in most states, that i know of. >> >> >> On 8/29/08, Sarah wrote: >>> I have been in a 3 year neighbor dispute, the neighbors >>> have put up securtiy cameras and have the cameras focus on >>> my house which they fully admitted in court that we are >>> under 24/7 watch. they recently informed us in court that >>> they are now going to install audio. Is this something >>> they can do and get away with?? what are my privacy >>> rights? they are going to be easdropping on us every time >>> we are outside in our yard. if you are in a dispute can >>> they get away with this>?
Posts on this thread, including this one
- neighbor harassment, 8/29/08, by Sarah.
- Re: neighbor harassment, 8/29/08, by v.
- Re: neighbor harassment, 8/31/08, by sarah.
- Re: neighbor harassment, 9/01/08, by v.
- Re: neighbor harassment, 9/16/08, by heather.
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