Citizen Rights and Constitutional Protections
Steve Silverman talked about citizen protections in dealing with the criminal justice system, especially when dealing…
Police Body Cameras and Recording Misconduct Civil rights advocates and criminal justice scholars talked about the potential benefits and drawbacks to capturing police activity on… read more
Police Body Cameras and Recording Misconduct Civil rights advocates and criminal justice scholars talked about the potential benefits and drawbacks to capturing police activity on camera, including technical and legal issues. Other topics included the militarization of police forces around the country, and why police officers are reluctant to report instances of abuse. Steve Silverman in his remarks gave his five rules to video recording the police and showed how to do so, and said that citizens have a right to video record police in public. close
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- Jonathan Blanks Researcher Cato Institute
- Matthew Fogg Chief Deputy (Former) U.S. Marshals Service
- Kat Murti Manager Cato Institute->Digital Marketing
- Steve Silverman Founder and Executive Director Flex Your Rights
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