LEGAL: On Appeal: Should Police Be Allowed To Retaliate Against Citizens for Exercising Their First Amendment Rights by Recording Police Brutality? by not_the_fox in news
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A peaceful person filming police is a big part of holding our government officials accountable. It's true that we shouldn't just assume any violence on one side is/isn't justified and justice should always be the focus but we need more than just expecting police to hold their own accountable.
By your own admission you've only encountered the police a few times and probably at most in a few places but probably in the same city/region. You don't really have a big sample size to judge the overall experience. And that's excluding the fact you probably have one common profile (way you dress, race, etc.)
LEGAL: On Appeal: Should Police Be Allowed To Retaliate Against Citizens for Exercising Their First Amendment Rights by Recording Police Brutality?
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There's another big risk brewing in China
2 years ago by not_the_fox to /s/news from (amp.cnn.com)
LEGAL: On Appeal: Should Police Be Allowed To Retaliate Against Citizens for Exercising Their First Amendment Rights by Recording Police Brutality? by not_the_fox in news
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