It depends what you mean by surveillance. Anyone can mount security cameras on their property - provided it's not deliberately aimed into another person's home. You can record amy image from your own security cameras (but you cannot 'broadcast' images of people without their consent). You cannot use covert equipment in someone else's home without them being aware the equipment is installed. Some examples...
A... You fix a camera to your house, pointing down your drive, to monitor your car - Perfectly legal.
B... Your camera 'happens' to have a clear view of the bedroom in the house opposite - Illegal (invasion of privacy).
C... You 'hide' a camera inside a teddy bear - because you suspect your babysitter is abusig your child. Legal - so long as you don't post the footage on the 'net.
There are more security cameras in the UK than anywhere else in the world. If you live in the UK, someone is watching you!
Surveillance - 2001 was released on: UK: 21 March 2001 USA: 14 May 2001
Unauthorized 'surveillance' of a person by a non-law enforcement citizen could be prosecuted as 'harassment' or possibly as a "peeping tom."
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Deadly Surveillance - 1991 TV is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:12 UK:15 USA:R
Nicholas Braun appears in the 2002, 'Surveillance' episode of Law and Order SVU.
Watching -- usually in the context of security or law enforcement, and usually unobtrusively.
No, judges have no power to change the UK law, only to interpret it in the situation of a court case. Only Parliament can change the UK law.
yes it is a law to shoot seagull in the UK
Fake surveillance cameras are often a good way to deter thieves without the expense of a real surveillance system. Unless a real surveillance system is required for your particular business by local or state law, fake cameras are completely legal. (Even if your business is required to have a real surveillance system, you can probably have fake cameras in addition to the real ones. However, you would have to read your city or state's law.)
A US citizen can practice law in the UK. They must first pass the bar exam and then get hired by a UK law firm.
UK Environmental Law Association was created in 1987.
It is only important to have a warrant when surveillance can violate a persons right to privacy. Law enforcement has to show probable cause to obtain a warrant to enter a person residence to plant eavesdropping devices.