Legal Implications of Video Surveillance on Transit Systems.

Intro -- COVER PAGE -- CONTENTS -- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. TRANSIT AGENCIES' USE OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE -- III. PRIVACY RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH TRANSIT AGENCIES' USE OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE -- IV. WHETHER THERE IS A RIGHT TO PRIVACY UNDER THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION THAT APPLIES TO THE USE OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE -- V. THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY UNDER STATE CONSTITUTIONS -- VI. WHETHER THERE ARE FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES THAT APPLY TO VIDEO SURVEILLANCE -- VII. REGULATION OF ANY AUDIO PORTION OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE -- VIII. VIDEO SURVEILLANCE AND THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN THE WORKPLACE -- IX. REMEDIES AT COMMON LAW FOR INVASION OF PRIVACY -- X. USE OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE IN TORT LITIGATION AND ACCIDENT AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS -- XI. DISCLOSURE OF VIDEO SURVEILLANCE RECORDS UNDER THE FEDERAL OR A STATE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT OR EQUIVALENT LAW -- XII. CONCLUSION -- APPENDICES.

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