Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal building. Photo: Melanie Bell Florida Court Rules in Case That Evoked Wiretapping Law to Prevent Videotaping Police During Arrest
"They couldn't have ignored the press coverage of police chiefs around Florida stating, for example, that the original opinion was going to lead to problems, or clarifying to their police forces that people have the right to record in public," attorney Samuel Alexander said.
August 06, 2021 at 01:57 PM
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Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled a person may videotape police officers in a public place, in a case that hinged on the expectation of privacy.
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