Supreme Court declares right to film police is protected under First Amendment [1]
Natural News.com Wednesday, November 28, 2012 by: J. D. Heyes
(NaturalNews) Ever since ordinary Americans have been able to instantly videotape any given situation, there have been powerful forces working to circumvent the Constitution and prohibit use of such technology.
The most recent example involves a California man who was tossed in jail for four days after he attempted to videotape police officers on a public street.
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The most recent example involves a California man who was tossed in jail for four days after he attempted to videotape police officers on a public street.
To read the rest of the story visit NaturalNews.com [2]
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- Freedom Project [3]