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Project Veritas Action Fund v. Rollins
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December 10, 2018
Mass. Can't Ban Secret Recording Of Officials, Police
A blanket ban on secret audio recording in Massachusetts is unconstitutional when the person being recorded is a government official or a police officer performing their duties in public, a federal judge ruled Monday, granting a partial win to a conservative provocateur journalist and two activists in two cases.
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March 24, 2017
Judge Won't Halt Mass. Ban On Secret Recordings
A Massachusetts federal judge on Thursday declined to halt the state's blanket ban on surreptitious recording but didn't entirely toss a challenge to the statute either, saying a conservative provocateur journalist has standing to claim that the prohibition against recording private individuals violates the First Amendment.
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November 04, 2016
Mass. Secret Recording Ban Unconstitutional, Journalist Says
A conservative provocateur journalist whose scoops have come from secretly filming people on Friday asked a Massachusetts federal judge to halt the state's blanket ban on surreptitious recording, saying that it violates the First Amendment.