Journalists Detained for Inspecting RNC Checkpoints
The police state lives up to expectations
War on Cameras
Busting An Observer Costs Tampa Cops $20,000
It's an expensive lesson for camera-shy law-enforcement
Austin Police Demand 50-Foot Distance for Camera-Wielders
One activist appears to have aroused their ire
Man Sues After Arrest For Recording Police
Of course, the officers were afraid of him and his scary camera
Filming School Board Meeting Leads to Arrest Threats
There's no tyrant like a petty tyrant
Calif. Anti-Paparazzi Law Challenged
Lawyer says law that penalizes photographers for reckless behavior to get celebrity pictures is unconstitutional.
Arrested Man Exonerated by Home-Security Video
Police say one thing, but the camera, it disagrees
Left-Handed Chavis Carter Shot Self With Right Hand While Cuffed in Back of Cop Cruiser
State crime lab report says 21-year-old drug war casualty committed suicide.
Shooting Captured on Video
Police say he was armed and dangerous, his mother calls it a "firing squad"
Cellphones Illegally Nabbed After Times Square Shooting
Police don't tell bystanders they need permission or a court order
"In the Meantime, the Police Have Managed to Stop the Person from Photographing"
The war on cameras continues.
NYPD Shooting Caught on Video
A confrontation between police and a knife-wielding man was captured by multiple passers-by
CopBlock Founder Gets Three Months
Guilty of "wiretapping" for recording conversations with public officials
CopBlock "Wiretapping" Trial Starts Today
Adam Mueller faces up to 21 years behind bars for recording officials while investigating police brutality
It's Now Illegal To Photograph Accident Victims in New Jersey
Even though the law applies to first responders, news coverage of traffic incidents involving cops should now be interesting
Videorecording Copshop Becomes Terrorism Bust
Nothing the man did, or was accused of doing, is actually illegal
D.C. Cops Still Grab Cameras, Despite Policy
It remains open season on photographers in the nation's capital
Houston Depicts Photographers as Potential Terrorists
DHS-Funded Video Urges Citizens to Call Authorities.
NYPD Has It Backwards on Photography
Happy to film the public, New York cops don't like it when the tables turn
New York Times Freelance Photographer Says Cop Slammed Camera In His Face
Charged with obstructing government administration and resisting arrest; was taking photographs of s street brawl
"Illegal" Interviews Could Send CopBlock Founder to Jail
New Hampshire authorities use wiretap laws to target activist over his reports on police conduct
Modify Cop Attitude With a Camera
A police officer with a bad attitude channels his winning personality once the lens points his way
Cops Snatch Phone One Day After Ban on Snatching Phones
The day after Washington, D.C., police recognized the right of the public to record their activities, police confiscated a cell phone being used to film officers and returned it without its memory card
7 Rules for Recording Police
Courts are expanding rights but cops are cracking down. Find out how to keep your footage, and yourself, out of trouble.
