Now that it seems every move is caught on camera, the lack of video surveillance may have a more profound effect than the existence of a video itself, attorney Marcus Susen writes.
June 12, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Smile; You’re on TV!
In the wake of the recent Boston Marathon tragedy, it has become self-evident that most, if not all, of one’s actions are caught on tape, even if you have no idea that you are being monitored. In the legal realm, this type of evidence can often make or break your case.
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