For the time being, it is unquestionably legal to *video* record any activity seen in a public setting. Audio on a recording device is much more problematic and should be disabled by anyone seeking to record public protests, police misbehavior, etc.

Let’s tell our lawmakers to amend this bad legislation. It does the police and the public no good to limit the oversight of these civil servants as they “serve and protect.” I applaud the ACLU and others who sue police departments and officers that knowingly obstruct even the limited audio/video rights we currently have.

Thanks, Dave. It’s a good topic that should be discussed more often.