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Post by Mech on Nov 14, 2003 4:33:46 GMT -5
FORT MYERS, November 12, 2003 — Seven Southwest Florida schools are currently using security cameras on a daily basis. Administrators consider the cameras a blessing and hope to install more in the future. www.nbc-2.com/News/stories/111203-schoolcams.shtml |
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Post by greywolf on Nov 16, 2003 20:04:30 GMT -5
Students who report incidents of bullying usually get told to get over it.
(thus the administrators enable the bullies)
typically it's a group picking on one lone victim.
victim tries to report incident and faculty hears the group deny allegations.
"We didn't jump him; he attacked the six of us."
With cameras and recording, incidents can be documented via the unbiased videocam.
I feel that cameras on public roads, public schools, public access malls,
are not a violation of my freedoms.
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Post by Mech on Nov 16, 2003 20:09:13 GMT -5
I do...
Because its a violation of the 4th Amendmendment.
Not only that...but those cameras can be subject to abuse and
can criminalize not only students..but teachers as well.
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Post by Mech on Nov 19, 2003 7:26:32 GMT -5
Cameras in the schools becoming routine as backpacks. www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/11/17/eveningnews/main584085.shtmlFor better or worse, as CBS News Correspondent Mark Strassmann reports, in American schools security cameras are now almost as routine as backpacks. And what really goes on during the school day is becoming an open book. Walk into any classroom in Biloxi and your every move is being watched. In fact, in all of America this school system may be unique. There's a camera in every classroom. SOUNDS LIKE A FREE SOCIETY TO ME. Sends a strong message to the youth. Remember kids......  |
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