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by poet
5692 days ago
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That's not true for police officers in two party notification states; I'm not sure whether this applies to private citizens or not. In Illinois and other two party notification states, you can't record audio of police officers in public places [1]. Video is fine, but since all video cameras record audio, it's a bit of a Catch-22. People get arrested all the time in two party notification states for video taping law enforcement and it's because of the audio function of their device. [1] http://www.aclu-il.org/featured/2010/Complaint-ACLUvAlvarez.... |
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