Livestreaming police stop constitutionally protected | North

Livestreaming police stop constitutionally protected | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

By Jason Boleman A federal court declared a town’s ban on livestreaming certain interactions may not survive First Amendment scrutiny, and that a plaintiff who was barred from livestreaming an interaction due to the policy “plausibly alleged” a constitutional violation. “Defendants have thus far failed to establish that the alleged livestreaming policy is sufficiently grounded

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