In R. v. Fitt, the Supreme Court has found that there is no expectation of privacy for things in plain view in places where the public is ordinarily invited.

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In R. v. Fitt, the Supreme Court of Canada held that individuals do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy for objects that are in plain view in areas where the public is ordinarily invited, aligning with principles that govern privacy expectations in publicly accessible spaces.

In R V Fitt, the Supreme Court Has Found That There Is