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The Law and Recording Cops

September 24, 2012September 30, 2012 CopBlock 1126 Views ACLU, all-party states, banning the recording of cops, boston police department, copblock, electronic recording, film the police, first circuit court of appeals, Gizmodo, Illinois, Justice & Privacy Reports, legislative process, Massachusetts, one-party states, openly record, photography is not a crime, public servants, Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, Simon Glik, wiretapping

This post comes to us from Shawn at ExperiencedCriminalLawyers.com It comes as little surprise that the laws surrounding electronic recording

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CNN’s iReport: Journalist Takes Wiretapping Charges to Trial: “Bring On the Circus!”

August 4, 2012May 9, 2013 Pete Eyre 1100 Views Ademo Freeman, cnn, cop block, copblock.org, darren murphy, Featured, first circuit court of appeals, Free Ademo, hillsborough county superior court, ireport, Jury nullification, kenneth brown, manchester police department, michael valentine, New Hampshire, police accountability, Transparency, Update, wiretapping

This post, by SalWigginOut and posted August 4th, 2012 to CNN iReport, is currently the second-most popular post made to

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Journalist Striving for Accountability Faces Two Decades in Prison

July 23, 2012May 9, 2013 Kate 1852 Views Adam Mueller, Ademo Freeman, call food, cop block, copblock.org, darren murphy, Featured, felony, first circuit court of appeals, frank harrington, john patti, manchester police department, mike proulx, police accountability, Update, wiretapping

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Manchester PD Violate Court Ruling

September 6, 2011January 6, 2014 Pete Eyre 1352 Views Ademo Freeman, chalk, cop block, copblock.org, Filming police, first circuit court of appeals, free keene, FreeKeene.com, manchester police department, Pete Eyre, Simon Glik, video, watch the watchmen

The First Amendment issue here is, as the parties frame it, fairly narrow: is there a constitutionally protected right to

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A Victory for Recording in Public! by J. Hermes

August 27, 2011January 1, 2014 Ademo Freeman 493 Views boston police, Filming police, first circuit court of appeals, glik, Massachusetts

I’m excited to see this ruling, especially after Pete’s and my acquittal on wiretapping charges, and hope it plays a factor