An Analysis of the Authority to Use Video Surveillance by Police—Focus on the Police Duties Enforcement Act
Date Issued
2006
Date
2006
Author(s)
Lin, Chin-Hung
DOI
zh-TW
Abstract
Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) has been used more and more common to safeguard the public security in recent years so that you can see it everywhere in the public sphere. Although CCTV can probably improve the public security, it also could be harmful to human rights at the same time. The main rights that CCTV has invaded are the right to informational self-determination, the right to privacy, informational privacy, public privacy and the right to freedom of movement. For this reason, it’s very important to regulate the use of CCTV now to avoid abuse. This essay consists of five major parts. Part Ⅰintroduces some basic concept about the subject of this essay. Part Ⅱ deals with some typical issues in police law which can probably affect CCTV’s use on some level. Part Ⅲ then goes on to explore some constitution issues caused by the use of CCTV. Part Ⅳ sets up CCTV regulations from data protection principles and then goes back to refine the current Police duties enforcement act. Finally, concludes several major points which can offer the legislative some specific suggestions.
Subjects
警察
警察職權行使
治安
危害行為
警察任務
危害防止
犯行追緝
行政與刑事分野
監視器
公共場所
隱私權
合理隱私期待
公共隱私
行動自由
心理制約
police
the authority for police
public security
harmful behavior
police task
the prevention of harm
the detection of crime
the borderline between administration and criminal
video surveillance, closed circuit television (CCTV)
publib sphere
right to informational self-determination
right to privacy
reasonable expectation of privacy
informational privacy
public privacy
the freedom to movement
anticipatory conformity
personal data protection
data collection
data safekeeping
data use
SDGs
Type
thesis
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