In Spite of State Law, Maryland Law Enforcement Officials Still Arresting, Charging People for Recording Cops (reason.com)
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ACLU of Maryland
May 29, 2010 12:00 am
In Spite of State Law, Maryland Law Enforcement Officials Still Arresting, Charging People for Recording Cops (reason.com)Police in Maryland threaten and attempt to prosecute videographers for documenting public police misconduct, charging illegal wiretapping.
More: www.reason.com/blog/2010/05/29/maryland-cops-say-its-illegal
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