Judge Rules on GPS Case in NJ
Should a wife be able to track her husband’s movements by installing GPS in his car without his knowledge? The case in question involved a cheating husband, a suspicious wife, and a private investigator. The husband got caught; the wife filed for divorce and the husband sued both his wife and the detective for invasion of privacy, claiming ”substantial and permanent emotional distress.” Appellate Judges Joseph Lisa, Jack Sabatino and Carmen Alvarez ruled “There is no direct evidence in this record to establish that during the approximately 40 days the GPS was in the …[...]
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Karen DeSoto is an accomplished attorney at law, devoted humanitarian, local activist and role model for young professionals everywhere. A lifelong resident of New Jersey, DeSoto has become one of the state’s finest attorneys, handling innumerable cases in the areas of criminal defense, civil rights, and employment discrimination. A well-respected attorney, DeSoto is an on-air legal analyst for The Today Show, MSNBC, Fox News, CNN and others. In her role as a media commentator, DeSoto explains and discusses to viewers fact-specific legal strategies and theories corresponding to national legal news[...]
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