(ANSA) - Rome, May 13 - Italy's Court of Cassation had ruled
in favor of allowing private citizens to install videocameras on
the external walls of buildings and homes pointed towards the
street.
Citizens who do so to protect their homes and families are
not committing a crime against other people who live or work in
the same street, it said.
The only requirement is that they put up a notice saying that
the area is under videosurveillance, it ruled.
High court says citizens can use street surveillance cameras
But must put up notice informing of presence