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A Problematic Ruling On Photographing Police In Public

Law360, New York (March 25, 2016, 10:32 AM EDT) -- As Americans have begun to pay more attention to the details of how policing works in practice, the ubiquity of cheap cameras, often camera phones, has begun to produce its own body of First Amendment law. Media outlets find that members of the public frequently create highly newsworthy records of police activity. Perhaps for the same reason, however, the police in many jurisdictions frequently arrest members of the public who take it upon themselves to record police activities....

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