In Florida, are there any protections to prevent a homeowners association from publicly discussing personal information in their open meetings? For example, disclosing that a specific homeowner is a single parent who works full time, and telling where that person resides.
While the information is true, this disclosure has open the person up to potential targeting by criminals.
Is this a legal issue or merely a moral one? Or are these association members just stupid, which is, regretfully, not a criminal act?
2007-05-17
13:35:02
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Kaia
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Law & Ethics