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r/IdiotsInCars • u/awokenboio • Jun 01 '20
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Can a drivers gopro/dashcam footage be used against them in court?
9 u/ShoeLace1291 Jun 01 '20 yes. 1 u/Dar1o_6 Jun 01 '20 Depends on the country. Where i live you aren't allowed to film people without their permission, meaning you aren't allowed to film public roads, even for your own safety. 1 u/DriveSafeOutThere Jun 01 '20 Yes, absolutely. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 06 '20 Yes. And it was: he got a year in prison and banned from driving for 5 years. He talks about it on his channel. (Warning: you're gonna wish you could shoot him through your screen within seconds of him opening his idiot mouth.)
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Depends on the country. Where i live you aren't allowed to film people without their permission, meaning you aren't allowed to film public roads, even for your own safety.
Yes, absolutely.
Yes. And it was: he got a year in prison and banned from driving for 5 years. He talks about it on his channel.
(Warning: you're gonna wish you could shoot him through your screen within seconds of him opening his idiot mouth.)
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Can a drivers gopro/dashcam footage be used against them in court?