The Other Side of the Game

Source: Xlibristake A Glimpse Of The Other Side Of The Game -- New Book Tells An Autobiographical Tale About Electronic Surveillance And Monitoringalameda Calif. Dec. 18 2009 (Globe Newswire) -- People Have The Right To Privacy. The Police Have The Right To Surveillance And Monitoring People Especially When Involved In A Legal Case. But What If Authority Abuses Its Power And Breaches Into One'S Privacy With The Intent Of Destroying An Individual'S Anonymity? Author Tadaram Maradas Shares A Similar Experience As He Takes Readers To The Other Side Of The Game.Espionage Movies Have Shown How Electronic Devices Can Be Used To Tap Into A Person'S Privacy And Discover His Most Intimate Activities. On Film The Process Looks Fascinating And Exciting. But In Reality When One Becomes The Target Of Surveillance It Is Far From A Pleasant Experience. The Other Side Of The Game Tells An Excerpt From The Many Excursions In The Life Series Of Author Tadaram Maradas. It Tells An Autobiographical Account In Which Electronic Surveillance And Remote Neural Monitoring Led Him To File A Complaint Against The Police Department.In This Fascinating True Account The Author Reveals The Details Of His Surveillance And Monitoring Including The Official Documents That Were Filed In His Complaint And The Due Process He Followed. He Also Takes Time To Expound On Legal Terms To Readers Such As Perjury Slander And Others-And How One Can Proceed With These Cases. With An In-Depth View Of Electronic Surveillance And An Extensive Index Of Useful References The Other Side Of The Game Is A Fascinating Read That Readers Will Enjoy And Learn From.For More Information On This Book Log On To Www.Xlibris.Com.About The Authortadaram Maradas Whose Real Name Is David Williams Is A Writer And Author From The San Francisco Bay Area. He Is An Alum Of Excelsior College In Upstate New York And Is Currently Enrolled As Msm Graduate Student In The University Of Maryland Graduate School System At Adelphi