Recording Police Officers - Illegal in 12 states

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For the evidence to be illegally obtained, a law enforcement officer has to violate the 4th amendment in obtaining it. In the case of an armed robbery, I can ask the clerk for a copy of the tape, which they'll give me, which is legal. If they don't/won't, I'll obtain a warrant, which will allow me to have a copy of the tape, either way, perfectly legal.

As for a private company recording their premises, I think they're covered because it's private property
 
eh, my car has a camera with a mic attached, record whatever the fuck you want, I'm recording it too
 
As of late, the SCrabroad
US has argued towards the side of law enforcement, must be all them conservatives..
 
any evidence you get from that video will be thrown out of court citing illegally obtained evidence...even if he punched your wife in the grill
 
Reasonable expections, I understand that.

But a public servant on public property on the states $ should nrabroad
carry this expectation.
 
I'm going to get a similar setup...only with 4 cameras. I will probably end up nrabroad
ifying the cop that I'm recording him and that I can nrabroad
physically stop the recording.
 
Easy peazy solution then. Put a sticker on your car that says "By stopping this vehicle, you express consent to being recorded". Problem solved!
 
This could be the boost we need to take down those (now illegal) speed and red light cams
 
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