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A panel of legal experts contacted by MTV News said the sentence is serious business and it will be very hard on the 5-foot-5, 105-pound actress but all agreed that she won't be in any physical danger."It will be the same as it was with Paris [Hilton]," said New York attorney Scott Leemon, whose client list includes Busta Rhymes, 50 Cent, Young Jeezy and Tony Yayo. "She'll have her own private cell in segregation, and she will be protected. It won't be easy, but she won't be put in general population. They don't want the liability if someone does something to her."

At the very least, Leemon predicted the jail stint — Lohan will likely only serve 25 percent of her 90-day stretch due to severe overcrowding in L.A. County jails — could help scare the troubled actress straight.

"She's definitely more scared than she's ever been in her life this morning," said Leemon, who is not involved in the case but has been following it in the news. "She gets the point. The question is: What will she do about it? And did she get the point before she went to court yesterday? Hopefully this will wake her up, because she's got a rough six months ahead of her."

Having a celebrity like Lohan in their jail is a bit of a nightmare for the L.A. County authorities, because protecting a high-profile prisoner from any harm is a major headache, said Stacey Richman, who knows about that particular situation considering her client, Lil Wayne, is currently in New York's Rikers Island prison doing a one-year stretch on a gun charge.

"It's going to be tremendously unpleasant for her, like it is for Wayne. … She won't enjoy this in the least," Richman said. "It's not in the interest of any state authority to let anything happen to her … but it seems to me that she's in crisis, and this could be a good thing."

The jail time is actually not the hardest part of what Lohan will face over the next six months, according to veteran attorney Benjamin Brafman, who was part of the legal team defending the late Michael Jackson in the singer's 2004 child-molestation trial and who helped keep Diddy out of jail in his 2001 Club New York gun case.

"The jail part is the most humiliating part, and it interferes with her career," Brafman said. "But that will be short and over, and it will pass rather quickly. The real difficult part comes after jail, where she faces the demons that sent her to jail to begin with."

Brafman also didn't think Lohan would be in any physical danger while behind bars, because the Los Angeles Police Department is used to dealing with prisoners of note who require segregation and protection. "It's not prison, but she will have to obey the rules, which will be a harsh reality."

Lohan's attorney could not be reached for comment at press time.

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The popularity of IP networks over CCTV networks

The increasing popularity of IP video surveillance can be linked to the gradual erosion of support for CCTV based surveillance, or analog closed circuit television. Use of CCTV, by its very nature, does not possess the flexibility or integration with computer networks that a wireless IP surveillance based system does. Frost and Sullivan, a globally recognized consulting firm, observe that growth in IP technology can be partially linked to how incredibly easy it is to use and install. Unlike a CCTV system, the flexibility of IP allows for data to be quickly analyzed from anywhere. As the speed of identification becomes increasingly important, a larger number of companies and individuals are buying or even replacing their CCTV systems with IP.

Affordability and integration of video analytics

The increased sophistication of video analytics is another driver of economic growth. This software, which can rapidly identify anomalies and help with the detection and, in some cases, prevention of crime, has encouraged companies that would otherwise not invest in video surveillance to purchase systems, especially in the utility industry. The rapid analysis carried out by the software tends to function better with IP based systems than CCTV systems, although video analytics do function on both.

Video surveillance spreads to military applications

The widespread acceptance and use of IP video surveillance in all other sectors of public life has begun to make government organizations that do not possess the technology seem at best, out of date, and at worst, unacceptably insecure. The United States recently armed its war planes with video surveillance equipment to help identify potentially dangerous situations in Afghanistan. The technology will allow each equipped aircraft to take in 10 simultaneous video feeds, and then project those feeds to 10 individual ‘users.’ Some stationary ground posts will be able to receive up to 50 simultaneous feeds, in an effort to gather as much information about the state of affairs on the ground without involving any more troops than is absolutely necessary. The U.S. government only plans to increase its use of video surveillance, with a projected goal of 65 simultaneous feeds by 2014.

City and community installations

While an increasing number of cities have been installing video surveillance systems, individual subsets of those cities, such as educational facilities, have begun to install systems of their own. In Plainfield, Illinois, a school district has installed a video surveillance system that will link each branch of the district and allow simultaneous monitoring. The National ICT of Australia, which functions as the country’s information and communications technology research center, was recently awarded $1.01 million dollars to develop video surveillance technology for the Port of Brisbane, one of Australia’s busiest commercial ports. The system, which will include video analytics, is a test model funded by the Australian government, in hopes that the technology developed at the Port can be adapted for other important civic locales.

Accommodation of privacy concerns

The increased presence of video surveillance has prompted many people to begin try to redefine the notion of what can and should be private. Many people agree that while the legalities of public videotaping are still somewhat murky, anyone who is in a public space must accept that he or she relinquishes the rights to total privacy. The privacy debate has now shifted to defining what levels of privacy are sacrosanct in public. For example, a person may expect that he or she will not be physically invaded without cause, but they must also understand that their movements, facial expressions, and visible possessions are all subject to being recorded and analyzed. With these concerns in mind, the Department of Homeland Security has begun to recommend that recipients of video surveillance camera installation grant money provide assessments of their privacy procedures, in order to preserve an acceptable level of privacy for private citizens.

Conclusion

Ultimately, this combination of sophisticated technology and thoughtful planning, both on the part of those who install video surveillance, and those who seek to maintain acceptable levels of privacy, bolsters the forecasts of significant economic growth in the coming year for IP video surveillance.

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