Sup, /pol. Anon from Belarus here. I have a question about US

Well it's in his house so it's not illegal to film

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>>137056680

But he told nothing about this Webcam. There was no signs about hidden Webcams.

>>137056779
Doesn't matter, it's your webcam in your house. Think how many criminals could use this defense and get off if your friend was correct. Is your friend from the US? He might just be stupid because a lot of us are here.

I mean, if the police took a record illegally, but this record have a proof, a direct proof, can the Judge ignore it?

>>137056551
Really not sure, you probably need to speak to an American lawyer for specifics.

The fourth amendment isnt what it used to be though thanks to Obama and Bush, so that might work in your favor if you're trying to see justice done here.

>>137056680
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>>137057021

Ok, thanks. Maybe i'll try some law forum for this question.

>>137056968
In the US most police wear body cams and all squad cars have dashcams that automatically record you. I don't believe it's illegal to record. There was recently a man who took upskirt pictures of a woman and she called the cops and they told her it wasn't illegal for him to do it because she was on public property.

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>>137056551

Irrelevant. He has a right to film the interior of his home. If there is AUDIO it gets stickier.

>>137057168

What if the police found record during the illegal actions, the record have direct proof of a crime. Can the judge ignore it?