| In the UK, home of twenty percent of the
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| | the scene in a timely fashion.
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| world's CCTV cameras, there is mounting
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| | There are many concerns for the rights of
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| concern about its invasion and lack of
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| | citizens caught on tape as well. What,
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| regulation. "UK Public CCTV Surveillance
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| | for instance, is the policy on who sees
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| Regulation Campaign."
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| | what faces and how long those faces
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| The thought-provoking questions they ask
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| | remain on tape and where?
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| are good ones.
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| | To what other uses and outside firms will
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| They want to know, for instance, why, if
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| | information garnered by CCTV be handed
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| television programming and licensing is
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| | out? Will racial profiles of
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| so heavily regulated in the UK that the
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| | neighborhoods, for instance, be sold to
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| same legislators have never considered
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| | commercial marketing companies? If these
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| licensing for CCTV use and installation?
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| | videos are sold to outside firms what's
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| They ask also if the crime statistics
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| | to keep them from using them in
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| touted by CCTV proponents are accurate,
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| | commercial ways that would include the
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| or if the criminals are merely being
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| | display of photos? Might not an
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| moved down the road to commit crimes
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| | advertising agency, for instance, use the
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| elsewhere.
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| | photo of a prominent person such as an
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| They want to know if civil liberties are
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| | entertainer or politician, as part of an
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| being taken into consideration, or if
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| | advertising campaign? And if so, what
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| they're ignored and thus violated. They
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| | about the rights of said entertainer or
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| want to know if close circuit television
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| | politician? What about her or his rights
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| is really worth what they're paying for
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| | to financially gain from the commercial
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| it. Does it really, for instance, deter
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| | enterprise?
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| crime, provide swift proof of guilt and
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| | These and many other questions are being
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| reduce the number of police officers
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| | asked by concerned British residents who
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| needed to keep a vigilant watch?
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| | see CCTV as potentially invasive if not
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| They also ruminate about whether these
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| | regulated, and in the hands of the wrong
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| cameras, once in place, are actually
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| | people.
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| being adequately monitored. If, in fact,
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| | They also point out zealously that the
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| there are enough folks doing the watching
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| | May 2000 Declaration of Human Rights,
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| that quick response can be affected once
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| | delivered in Strasbourg, confirms the
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| a crime in action is caught on camera. If
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| | illegality of the unregulated and
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| that is not the case – if, in fact,
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| | undisclosed use of CCTV. Its Article 8
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| as they suspect, one person is paid to
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| | stated it to be an interference to the
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| view a vast number of monitors at one
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| | applicant's right to expectation of
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| time, then the cost of the equipment may
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| | privacy and that this interference was a
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| in fact not be offset by the policing
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| | direct result of its not being regulated
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| authorities' availability to arrive on
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| | by any governing agency.
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