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can i sue him in this case
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answered on Aug 13, 2017
The question is a bit confusing. But, if any person has captured video of others, without their permission, that is ONE thing. Laws prevent recording unless at least one of the people being recorded gave permission.
The second part of the question has to do with the video person trying to... View More 
Said person in order to catch another person with a warrant for something they were never charged with or arrested for
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answered on Jul 15, 2017
Most likely not, without getting a judicial warrant. If you have proof of this, such actions may represent crimes.
Call a criminal defense attorney.
...I realised he was violent, I broke up with him. After ignoring his texts and calls he sent the compromising photos to my ex-husband on Facebook in a post that was public. My son and his friends saw these photos before my ex deleted them. I deactivated my Facebook account but he apparently took a... View More
answered on Jun 16, 2017
File a complaint with the police. This is a crime in most states. That should be enough to stop him, but you can always file a restraining order if necessary. Good luck!
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