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It's been legal since day one of our country. But you're right, it's an old show long before recording. Police was a normal thing to do. Remember it's only 10 years ago that cop started getting filmed regularly and they've had to learn the rules for it because they always failed lol. Only just recently within the past few years have cups all collectively gotten the memo that it's completely legal to record them

it's still legal now...

​@ToostrangetodieNo they haven't.

And the cops will lie to you and hide behind their qualified immunity to try and get you to stop. Now they’re pushing politicians to pass “halo” laws that would push back anyone who would try to record them, keeping them away from the officers. In New York they’re doing this, and they’ve even pushed and gotten the courts to rule that you can’t record in the public areas of their precincts, despite those precincts also being public buildings. Those same prosecutors who argued that civilians can’t record in police precincts have also been using recordings made by civilians to go after police misconduct

The Good Wife takes place in Illinois where this sort of thing gets gray really quickly

I disagree... you should also tack on corruption, and any other charges they tried to get pinned on the victim. They should also be fined up to $10,000 and be forced to pay all legal fees. And when I sat they, I mean any cop involved. Not the state, not the department, but the individuals. And if they can not pay, it should be paid off with the police pention fund. That way cops will police other cops because thier pension is on the line.

servants are slaves, slaves are ppl thats been kidnapped and sold in human trafik, being a police officer is more like an volunteer to bring justice and law to the ppl, tho lets be honest alot of ppl does it cause they think they will get power over others which they dont and U especially dont have power over any. well unless u have slaves i guess

​​​@mongolifepawn842or even hear me out ladies....false imprisonment, wasting of resources (as the officer could be somewhere else actually helping), corruption, and then at the end... kidnapping Alongside bond being set at a minimum of 1 million dollars reason (danger to society and the greater well-being and health of the people) as yes false imprisonment can cause mental issues down the line mentally unhealthy is physically unhealthy

​@GLITCHBEEM-b9ksince when are servants and slaves the same thing?

@GLITCHBEEM-b9kwhat language are you speaking?! It’s certainly not English lol. They are servants of the tax payers, they’re in the public eye and are subject to scrutiny if they’re not upholding the law! Many cops don’t even keep up with the law! Sounds to me like you don’t even know our countries history either. Indentured servants were paid in land after they served. There were also African Americans that owned slaves.

@MetalHDGMR seems to me u clearly understood what i said T_T

@GLITCHBEEM-b9kclearly you’re not from America. To be a servant does not equate to a slave.

Police officers ARE public servants.

It's always been legal in constitutionally within your rights to record police officers they couldn't make a law stopping it because responsibility is a two-way street a judge and a lawyer would tell you the same thing legal responsibility is on the citizen and on the officer how can they put in a report that you did something that you may not have done but you wouldn't be allowed to record them doing something to you that would make any sense that creates corruption inside the law it has always been legal to record them don't let any a****** cop tell you otherwise a lot of cops won't admit it but during an unlawful arrest you are allowed to use deadly force to stop them from arresting you illegally that's some s*** that they'll never admit to cuz I'll still arrest you for killing a police officer even though you were protecting yourself from an unlawful arrest

I'm not sure if he was joking around but I'm pretty sure he was

You also have the first amendment right to Freedom of the press … which means you can record anything and anyone that occurs in a public space.

The side of the road is a public space.

​@mongolifepawn842 you almost had me fired up at "I disagree..." But you wrapped me back in

Or worse, but then again this is a show right, not like it's happening in real life!!!!🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨
I prefer that cops get it worse.

Maybe this was before then?

​@sebtee6908no... it wasn't...

​@sebtee6908this is just propaganda to make you not realize you have rights!!!!

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How many of those group recording cops in public have been detained, arrested, jailed? Law Enforcement is the largest organized criminal gang in the country.

Who are you yelling at? 😂😂😂😂

​​@aprilcathcart7017 trying get your attention cutie 😄‼️

Yeah it is

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​@idkaspider-loverthanks wasnt sure

That's what their job is , to represent their client in court . They are not there to serve justice, for that we have a judge . A lawyer is to represent and whom they represent is their choice.

Gotta maintain the win streak somehow

Ummmmm do you feel special because everyone anyway was aware of this

​@Rocksmith_Weazi feel as special as special can feel😁

Plus your actually wrong on the details literally everything you typed in this comment was pointless or wrong lmao 😂😂😂🎉😂

​@Rocksmith_Weaz the song is about street life, drug dealing, and the gritty conflict between street outlaws, and corrupt law enforcement it addresses dirty police, extortion and the dangerous game of cops and criminals paths in the drug trade.

Technically what I stated was right I just did not add everything about the song

Wait what.
They did
No acrual fucking way

To be fair it was already legal we just didn't have the rule written down

​@moblinmajorgeneral not really.

Yeah, but everyone has the right to proper defence. If that weren't the case, then we would be putting more innocent people in prison. The job of the lawyer for a party that is guilty is not to defend that party from going to jail, but to force the system to prove that the party is guilty

Not to mention that police are required, at least in every jurisdiction I know of, to have bodycams running at all times during traffic stops, so not only do you have the right to record them, they are required to record themselves as well and if I'm not mistaken are also required to provide you or your lawyer with the bodycam footage if requested.

@MrSplonk eeesh

IKR

Not only is it not a crime, it is a constitutionally protected right.

@jameswest9261 While I agree that many have been detained / jailed for these things, it doesn't make it illegal.

And I'm pretty sure the qualified immunity argument is long gone on this. If a cop arrests someone because they are recording in public, the cop is open to a lawsuit as recording is now a clearly established right.

Now. Now there isn't. In 2011, a man was arrested in Boston for recording police under a wiretapping law. He was convicted, and it had to go to a federal appeals court to have it overturned. Glik v. Cunniffe(2011) is the case.

Also, this episode aired in 2012, which would mean that it was still very timely.

Entertainment is the prime form of propaganda, and perhaps its most pervasive. What do you think people will be more resistant to? Their favorite TV show, or a poster on the wall?

​@danielzimmerman2440 all 50 states require police to wear body cams at this point. That video is also required by law to be released to those involved with a freedom of information request, and to the general public after the investigation concludes.

Not all states are a one party concent state

​@timmahh_jimmahh hey nit wit the supreme court ruled you have 0 expectation of privacy in public, even in two party consent state public areas are legal to record and even in private areas government employees like cops have 0 legal right to decline being recorded as they are public servants and their actions are allowed to be audited by the public.