So, we happened upon this YouTube video https://youtu.be/zCUev5nV5kM where the incident being videotaped occurred at a local jail in our area. So we brought on a friend and fellow attorney Amy Bradley to join us in this episode since she does criminal defense but also used to be a journalist. We talk about whether the person video taping was committing a crime, what constitutional rights were being violated, and how videotaping and your rights and police protection duties all intersect.
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