Operación no autorizada de dispositivos de grabación en cines

Explicación Simple

Si estás en un cine, no puedes grabar la película sin permiso. Si lo haces, el dueño del cine puede pedirte que te vayas.

Es como cuando estás en una fiesta y alguien empieza a grabar todo sin que nadie lo haya permitido. El anfitrión puede pedirle que se detenga o que se vaya.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan entra al cine con su teléfono y empieza a grabar la película. El dueño del cine lo ve y le pide que se detenga. Juan se niega, así que el dueño puede pedirle que abandone el cine.

Penalidades

Puede haber consecuencias legales, incluyendo el posible arresto si no se cumple con la ley.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

18 Pa.C.S. 1996 - Amendment § 4116.1. Unlawful operation of recording device in motion picture theater. (a) Offense.-- A person commits the offense of unauthorized operation of a recording device in a motion picture theater if the person operates a recording device in the theater without written authority or permission from the motion picture theater owner. (b) Theater owner rights.-- (1) A peace officer, theater owner or an agent under contract with a theater owner who reasonably believes that an offense under the section has occurred or is occurring and who reasonably believes that a specific person has committed or is committing an offense under this section may detain the suspect in a reasonable manner for a reasonable time on or off the premises for any of the following purposes: (i) To require the suspect to identify himself. (ii) To verify such identification. (iii) To determine whether the suspect has any recordings in violation of this section and, if so, to recover such recordings. (iv) To inform a peace officer. (v) To institute criminal proceedings against the suspect. (2) If any person admitted to a theater in which a motion picture is to be or is being exhibited refuses or fails to give or surrender possession or to cease operation of any recording device that the person has brought into or attempts to bring into that theater, then a theater owner shall have the right to refuse further admission to that person or request that the person leave the premises. (c) Liability.-- A theater owner or an employee or agent of a theater owner who detains or causes the arrest of a person in or immediately adjacent to a motion picture theater shall not be held civilly or criminally liable in any proceeding arising out of such detention or arrest if: (1) the person deta