| quote | Originally posted by theogre:
While temped to send video to YT etc. Don't. Many Courts don't like that for many reasons when you use it as proof/evidence and/or "Victims" can sue you for this alone. Is easy to sue for "privacy" in US but way easier in many other counties. Often You loose a lot of time and money even if you win.
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Wrong.
Nobody has any reasonable expectation of privacy* when in public and that includes while on public roads. That is well establish law supported by decades of case law.
There isn't any court in the U.S. that is going to seriously entertain any "invasion of privacy" claim arising from being videoed in public by a dash cam.
Moreover, even if someone is served with such a "nuisance lawsuit" most states have statutes that provide for the successful defendant to claim attorney fees and expenses from the plaintiff.
* There is a reasonable expectation of privacy for the interior / not readily visible contents of your vehicle that requires probable cause for LE to inspect or search.[This message has been edited by randye (edited 11-14-2020).]
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