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Court upholds "First Amendment" right to film policeArs TechnicaMay. 29, 2014 |
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 A federal appeals court has ruled that the public has the right to film cops in public and has reinstated a lawsuit against a local New Hampshire police department brought by a woman arrested for filming a traffic stop. Read More 
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