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Can you record police in public? Federal court settles the question in Connecticut case
A federal appeals court says the First Amendment protects the right to record police in public - but two Waterbury officers won't face liability.
A federal judge explained that the First Amendment protects a wide range of speech, including offensive content. The First Amendment applies to government restrictions on speech, not to rules set by ...
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