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DOJ Asks Tenth Circuit Appeals Court To Firmly Establish A Right To Record Police Officers

Is it a right to record police? Feds cite First Amendment, ask 10th Circuit Court to agree

The U.S. Department of Justice is urging the federal appeals court based in Denver to establish that the First Amendment protects the public s right to record police in the performance

Fourth Circuit Skeptical of Maryland Ban on Rebroadcast of Court Recordings

(AP Photo/Brennan Linsley, File) RICHMOND, Va. (CN) The Fourth Circuit appeared unlikely Thursday afternoon to side with Maryland in a dispute over state courts’ ability to limit the dissemination of otherwise publicly available court recordings.  “The government has already made the subject information available,” said U.S. Circuit Judge Pamela Harris, a Barack Obama appointee, who at times sounded noticeably perturbed by the state’s claim that broadcasting raw audio or video is illegal but allowing reenactments of that same content is fine.    “What matters is what they made public,” she said. “You’re getting an actual video or audio record.” 

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