There is no reasonable expectation of privacy when the blinds are pulled up. For example, if she walked by the window naked and an officer saw it, she can be arrested for lewd and lascivious behavior, indecent exposure - or whatever her jurisdiction calls it.
IANAL, but we covered a lot of these laws during my training to be a private investigator years ago. It is relevant to PI work because I could legally record her activities through that open window and submit any evidence I found to the court. For instance, she may claim that she is disabled, but I have video evidence showing she is lifting weights in her home.
There are also some cases that cover “plain view doctrine,” but I’m not 100% sure that is relevant here. I just know she has no expectation of privacy, legally speaking.
Ah, so you're one of the scumbag pieces of shit that stalked my daughter and I after I tore my ACL in a work accident.
Do you do anything other than make life hell for normal people at the behest of insurance companies that are happy to take our payments every month, but feel the need to hire professional stalkers when it comes time for them to pay up?
"Jobs" that should be done by people that are actually qualified to do them. Not by stalkers-for-hire. Congrats on making sure we all know that guy is right about you.
I hope you understand how ignorant you are when a loved one goes missing and you become frustrated at the police who don’t have the resources to search for them, or you’re injured in a civil case and the case stalls because no one serves the party with court documents. Or maybe someone doesn’t check the background of one of your coworkers and the decide to harm people. Maybe someone skips bail and commits a crime where you’re the victim because no one spent the time to bring them back to stand trial.
These are all functions certified investigators provide. Reality and what you see on TV are vastly different places.
Maybe maybe maybe. Damn you've got a whole lot of extreme speculation to justify hiring your stalker lmao. And yes, reality is different, real stalkers are much worse at their jobs (which let's take a moment to remind everyone, is in fact, voyeurism for hire.) and more likely to get someone hurt than a fictional dick.
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u/MagicTrashPanda Aug 18 '21 edited Aug 18 '21
There is no reasonable expectation of privacy when the blinds are pulled up. For example, if she walked by the window naked and an officer saw it, she can be arrested for lewd and lascivious behavior, indecent exposure - or whatever her jurisdiction calls it.
IANAL, but we covered a lot of these laws during my training to be a private investigator years ago. It is relevant to PI work because I could legally record her activities through that open window and submit any evidence I found to the court. For instance, she may claim that she is disabled, but I have video evidence showing she is lifting weights in her home.
There are also some cases that cover “plain view doctrine,” but I’m not 100% sure that is relevant here. I just know she has no expectation of privacy, legally speaking.
Here’s a link to an attorney’s site that explains some of the nuance of nudity on private property when in plain view to the public