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> In the US you don't have any expectation of privacy in public

It's not clear that "on your property" counts as "in public" in all cases.



Front yard, visible from the street, probably "public" in most jurisdictions. Backyard, or somewhere shielded from view without entering yours or someone else's private property? I would argue that is "private" space that should be protected but it would probably come down to the specific circumstances to be certain.


This is the operational definition I'm working from.




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