Posted on 07/08/2011 9:16:35 PM PDT by Huntress
GLOUCESTER COUNTY — Beware, all you cheating husbands and wives.
The use of a GPS device to track your whereabouts is not an invasion of privacy in New Jersey, a state appellate court panel ruled today.
Based on the battle of a divorcing Gloucester County couple, the decision helps clarify the rules governing a technology increasingly employed by suspicious spouses — many of whom hire private investigators.
“For the appellate division to say that it’s not an invasion of privacy is a wonderful thing for the private investigation business,” said Lisa Reed, owner of LSR Investigations in Flemington. “It’s been something we’ve been haggling over for some period of time.”
No state law governs the use of GPS tracking devices, and the ruling, which does not affect police officers, is the first to address the issue, said Jimmie Mesis, past president of the New Jersey Licensed Private Investigators Association.
(Excerpt) Read more at nj.com ...
Magnets, duct tape, or wire.
Oh my goodness, is there a law against sleeping around when you are married now. How did they pass that?
Its not you it’s them. Correction some women want a man they are compatible with and some women want a man to control. Congrats you failed to be controlled. Chin up chest out women out there will fall into the same two categories. If you cant find one just try them all.
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