> The other side that people seem to be missing here is that it explicitly establishes a boundary past which it's perfectly fine to film the police. > I don't

> The other side that people seem to be missing here is that it explicitly establishes a boundary past which it's perfectly fine to film the police. > I don't see a problem with the law. How can you possibly say this? It means the police can completely stop you from filming, simply by having cop walk up to you. Heck, a cop can walk up behind you filming, when you can't see him, and simply arrest you. "You were ten feet away from them, but here I am behind you, off to jail for a year!" > it was still voted on and passed by a majority of the legislative body. So were plenty of evil, immoral things. This statement is a signpost - when people say that, it means, "Morality is not an issue that concerns me."