Can I have someone followed?

Can I have someone followed?

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By law, you can have someone followed. But, again, it depends on where they're being followed. If it's within publicly accessible domain, like on the street, then yes, that is possible. However, there could be occasions where, if the individual discovers that they're under surveillance, you may be asked questions by the police to explain and justify your actions. Therefore, you have to have good reasoning. Otherwise, it's commonly termed as "stalking."