there is no right to privacy in public.Dattebayo wrote:She does have the right to sue about the video, ya know.
It's pretty cut and dry legal right there.
That's true to an extent.PalmerWMD wrote:there is no right to privacy in public.
It wasn't.PalmerWMD wrote:And whoever takes an image owns the copy right to it as long it was lawfully obtained
Hmm, I thouht it was a mall survelleianc evideo.Dattebayo wrote:That's true to an extent.PalmerWMD wrote:there is no right to privacy in public.
It wasn't.PalmerWMD wrote:And whoever takes an image owns the copy right to it as long it was lawfully obtainedThat's why I said what I did. Anyone else wanna talk about it?
^FTW! Probably could have won some cash to pay off her previous stupidities.Encryptshun wrote:Instead of filing a suit, she should have asked for a copy of the tape and sent it in to AFV.
Stick a big red button in front of someone and they'll push it eventually. People are dumb. They're driven to do dumb things. I say we give them all cliffs and wait patiently.skydragoness wrote:Not to mention you can't tell who she is in the video either...except her coming forward about it publicly then negated that. Dumbass.

^THIS.themadscientist wrote:Cell phone recording a security camera feed. That is the crux of the problem. That original video was not the property of the person who released the unauthorized copy of it, but rather the mall. He messed up in that respect. She messed up by being her.