ya but not really that much. its not that common at public hospitals...which is tax money. so they are public servents also.nlsme1 wrote:
Doctors are filmed all the time. Its a growing trend really.11 Bravo wrote:
sure does. nobody films doctors...and they kill way more people than cops.nlsme1 wrote:
It doesn't.
Doctors have a legal obligation to their patients. Of course you couldn't violate that. However, get the patients permission, and you likely could.11 Bravo wrote:
ya but not really that much. its not that common at public hospitals...which is tax money. so they are public servents also.nlsme1 wrote:
Doctors are filmed all the time. Its a growing trend really.11 Bravo wrote:
sure does. nobody films doctors...and they kill way more people than cops.
what would happen if i walked in with a camera and started filming? ya dont answer cuz you know what would happen.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_a … rcement%29lowing wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/05/11/phoenix.copwatch.arpaio/index.html?hpt=T2
Instead of spending their time and energy actually observing for criminal behavior and aiding the police in making the streets safer for citizens, they choose to watch the police instead. What a bunch of assholes.
There is no legal right to privacy in public. There is a legal right concerning healthcare. You are right, you could not "walk in and just start filming", it would be illegal for you to violate the patients right to privacy. Get it?11 Bravo wrote:
i dont see these cop watchers getting the peoples permission.... you are dodging. you damn well know it would not be allowed. period. just admit it. i know it kills your argument but you know its the truth.
no i am saying they would not allow it even if the patient said it was cool. geddit?nlsme1 wrote:
There is no legal right to privacy in public. There is a legal right concerning healthcare. You are right, you could not "walk in and just start filming", it would be illegal for you to violate the patients right to privacy. Get it?11 Bravo wrote:
i dont see these cop watchers getting the peoples permission.... you are dodging. you damn well know it would not be allowed. period. just admit it. i know it kills your argument but you know its the truth.
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no, it does not. I/me/you could not walk in there and do it IF the patient said it was cool.nlsme1 wrote:
Happens all the time.
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There are better careers.eleven bravo wrote:
cant wait until im a lawyer
yeah and? IA, does everything I said. They investigate suspected mis-conduct. They do not go around filming every cop hoping to bust them.Mekstizzle wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_a … rcement%29lowing wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/05/11/phoenix.copwatch.arpaio/index.html?hpt=T2
Instead of spending their time and energy actually observing for criminal behavior and aiding the police in making the streets safer for citizens, they choose to watch the police instead. What a bunch of assholes.
Like any career, there pros and cons. Parts I love, parts I hate. I know an equestrian veterinarian that makes my income four times over. Maybe one day I'll be able to command more, but there is no shortage in lawyers, so its kinda cut throat.11 Bravo wrote:
my sis hated being a lawyer.
So cops film themselves in almost everything they do, but it's differant that it's not IA. Even though IA usually wants to know FIRST thing in their investigations? Recordings are EVERYWHERE in the judicial system.lowing wrote:
yeah and? IA, does everything I said. They investigate suspected mis-conduct. They do not go around filming every cop hoping to bust them.Mekstizzle wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_a … rcement%29lowing wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/05/11/phoenix.copwatch.arpaio/index.html?hpt=T2
Instead of spending their time and energy actually observing for criminal behavior and aiding the police in making the streets safer for citizens, they choose to watch the police instead. What a bunch of assholes.
there is a difference betwen this and the OP.
It took me over 7 years of 12-13 hour days,after school, to say I made ANY money. Beat that.eleven bravo wrote:
I made 22 thousand dollars for the 12 months I served in iraq as an infantryman with over 10 thousand kilometers of patrol distance under my belt. anything is better than that in terms of effort vs reward. I made more money collecting unemployment when i got out.
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Learn to see the other side of an arguement. This will help you counter it, even if you agree. Research Research Research (a good paralegal is invaluable). Your job is a lot easier, if someone has already done it in the past.eleven bravo wrote:
thats the plan. but Im still in the middle setting it up.
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