Privacy at home focus of much court debate

Just how much privacy can a person expect in the comfort of his or her own home, free from any government intrusion? That was the question considered in August by a three-judge panel of the Alberta Court of Appeal. The case involved the home of Daniel James Gomboc in southwest Calgary.

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