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Police Surveillance Cameras in Condominiums – Ontario Court of Appeal Decision

Author: 
Denise Lash
Publication date:
December 5, 2019
Article Summary: 

This blog post discusses a decision by the Ontario Court of Appeal regarding the use of police surveillance cameras in condominiums. The post explains that the court ruled that the use of such cameras by police without a warrant is a violation of privacy rights, even if the cameras are located in common areas of the condominium. The post goes on to discuss the implications of this decision for condominium corporations, including the need for clear policies and procedures regarding surveillance cameras, as well as the importance of respecting residents' privacy rights. The post concludes by emphasizing the need for a balance between security concerns and privacy rights in the context of condominium living.

Keywords: 

police surveillance cameras, condominiums, Ontario Court of Appeal, privacy rights, common areas, policies, procedures, security, residents, balance.

Source Citation: 
Denise Lash
Police Surveillance Cameras in Condominiums – Ontario Court of Appeal Decision
December 5, 2019
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