Recording Privacy Concerns New York

Summary

Recording and streaming individuals without their consent in New York can lead to legal issues under Civil Rights Law Sections 50 and 51. If caught, you may face a lawsuit for invasion of privacy and be liable for damages. Consider seeking legal advice to understand potential liabilities and rights.

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Nope they never knew I was recording them
Hi Patrick, here are some important points based on New York law:
- **Right to Privacy**: New York Civil Rights Law Sections * and * protect individuals from unauthorized use of their image.
- **Consent**: Recording and broadcasting someone without their consent can lead to legal liability.
Did the couple experience any harm or distress as a result of this?
No. They never knew I recorded them at the time and still now don't know
Hi Patrick,
Under New York law:
- **Right to Privacy**: Sections * and * of the New York Civil Rights Law protect individuals from unauthorized use of their image.
- **Consent**: Recording and broadcasting someone without their consent can lead to legal liability, regardless of whether they were aware at the time.
Did anyone else report or complain about the recording?
No
Hi Patrick,
Based on New York law:
- **Right to Privacy**: Sections * and * of the New York Civil Rights Law protect individuals from unauthorized use of their image.
- **Consent**: Recording and broadcasting someone without their consent can lead to legal liability, even if they are unaware.
Is there any specific legal action you are worried about or need help with?
What can happen if someone caught me recording them
Hi Patrick,
If someone catches you recording them without their consent in New York, the following could happen:
- **Legal Action**: They could file a lawsuit for invasion of privacy under New York Civil Rights Law Sections * and *.
- **Damages**: You may be liable for damages, including compensatory and possibly punitive damages.
Is there a specific aspect you are worried about?