MetaPhysical:


Oga take the test now. The facts will present itself when you take that test

aribisala0:
You said it is illegal in California to make video recordings without consent .Now I believe here we are talking about recordings in public places not a concealed camera in somebody's bedroom?
Can you cite the legislation in California to buttress your claim?

MetaPhysical:


On the topic of what constitutes public vs private space, which is what you first tasked me on, take the test.

We will come to ordinance later.

Mikeiron78:

Ok, Mr. googler, this case is not stalking, they just happened to meet at the restaurant and he recognized him to be a bad public figure from Nigeria. Harassment would be a better term, if he follows him to the next location on a daily basis, not stalking.

1stGenAmerican:


You sound ridiculous trying to educate an American lawyer on American law, something you obviously have no knowledge of.

989900:


By all means be his lawyer, and square up with a proper lawyer with this your pedestrian argument.

Alajiki:


The incosiquential riffraff who sired you is the SLAVE you asked about above.

When you engage, do it with decency and not with uncouth language. You do not have a monopoly of that.

Many of you take actions with your heart and not your mind.

Russi:
SLAVE

That's why you respect the most wicked bunch to their own people.

1stGenAmerican:


Nigerian politicians take precautions not to draw attention when outside of Nigeria for this very reason. They know that if they’re recognized by one of their countrymen or anyone else, they may be asked questions or shamed and they can’t have the person beaten and thrown in jail. When they visit the US, they move about as quiet as mice.

1stGenAmerican:


You can’t stop anyone from filming you in America if you are out in a public space. The president is filmed by citizens and cannot stop them. It’s within their rights.