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LackLuster-Cops Called For Bad
Dog Dog
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Kent v. Dulles: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/357/116/
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officer Farrell of the Hillsborough police department arrives on scene.
The officer returns to his vehicle as Dog Dog continues to wait. He’s told the officer that the area is visible on Google Maps, and that they don’t drive on private property to take pictures. This is partly true.
The Santa Rosa Press conducted an investigation and quickly found over 100 private roads that had been photographed in their area. Noting one home that was photographed was over 1200 feet from a public road and passed 2 no trespassing signs to obtain the images.
Google told the newspaper that even though it has the right to photograph from private roads, it tries to avoid it.
Google spokesman Larry Yu says "Our policy is to not drive on private land," and added that the company hires local drivers who are given specific routes to follow. But Yu retracted that statement when he was made aware of a driver who said he was told to just drive around the county and collect images.
Google's claims to be legally allowed to photograph on private roads comes from its assertion that privacy no longer exists in the age of satellite and aerial imagery. In response to a lawsuit by a Pittsburgh couple whose home was photographed and published Google said quote “Today's satellite-image technology means that…complete privacy does not exist,"
One of the Fathers of the internet, Vint Cerf, also said in a separate statement, That "There isn't any privacy, get over it."
Regardless, even if this road was private, Dog Dog was invited on by an owner. A few moments later, the officer returns.
Kent v Dulles is a Supreme court Case which held that “The right to travel is a part of the "liberty" of which a citizen cannot be deprived without due process of law under the Fifth Amendment.”
There is much more to the case and its ties to McCarthyism that don’t pertain to this incident, but I’ll link it down below.
#1stAmendment #Audit #CopsOwned
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