Recording
Filming police, recording calls, and whose consent the law requires.
11 sections
- RecordingORC 2933.52 — one party consent, and what is still unsettled
- Told to Stop RecordingU.S. Const. amend. I — the demand to stop, to delete, or to hand it over
- Recording in CourtSup.R. 12 — the one building with its own rulebook
- Filming Government BuildingsU.S. Const. amend. I — where a camera may go, and where it may not
- Getting the FootageORC 149.43 — public records and body cam
- Protests and AssemblyORC 2917.04 — the order to disperse, and what it can and cannot be
- Your Own CamerasORC 2933.51 — video and audio are two different statutes
- Asking for a Public RecordORC 149.43 — what you need not say, and the twenty five dollar court that hears a refusal
- A Recorded InterrogationORC 2933.81 — when the recording is required, and when it is not
- When You Must IdentifyORC 2921.29 — situation by situationalso here
- When a Meeting Is PublicORC 121.22 — open meetings, and what a closed one costsalso here
More on recording
Walk it through 4
What it carries 2
What the words mean 11
Watch it happen 17
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