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It doesn't have to be published, but if someone makes a request under the Freedom Of Information Act, governments must disclose.
Ah fair enough, I wondered if there was some constitutional thing.
Here in the UK, it's illegal to take photos/video inside of a courtroom while there is an ongoing case, because it could potentially bias the hearing.
That's why we have courtroom artists, who draw/paint the proceedings instead.
But in the US, you guy record everything and it get's put up on YouTube. E.g. Judge Fleischer is one of my favourites.
I don't know if you guys put crack in the water over there or something, but the footage that comes from the US is on another level
I promise most of us aren't anything like that, but enough are to make things... interesting.
There's some first amendment thing or whatever that means you have to publish it.
Close.
It doesn't have to be published, but if someone makes a request under the Freedom Of Information Act, governments must disclose.
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@Bozza Some courts here don't allow cameras. Federal courts don't, so there are artists like there are in your country. But some crazy trials in state courts are shown on tv.
@Typo-MAGAshiv I saw the first one a while back on youtube. Unbelievable.
This reinforces my hatred for AI, and for the people who rely too heavily on it. Worth a listen:
youtu.be/yQMGnVoGdB8?si=UaKHaBN9e7UdpAfD
Two for one, with commentary from Asmongold and his livechat.
First woman refuses to leave a Ross store. She expects to use her boyfriend's employee discount without him present, and just flat out refuses to leave without receiving the discount. The police give her more chances to leave than a trespasser really deserves, finally arresting her when the store manager agrees to press charges.
Second woman calls the cops because she says a garbage truck operator assaulted her, and when the police arrive, accidentally confesses to trespassing into the garbage truck and assaulting the operator. The police place her under arrest, of course.
Both women act like spoiled children who aren't accustomed to being told "no".
I especially love watching the female cops see right through the attempts at manipulation and telling the female suspects to cut the crap. My own wife has told me of women trying to cry their way out of things when she was a cop, and her immediate reaction was about the same: telling them to get a grip and to knock it off.
Additionally, police bodycam videos have done more to end the BLM and other leftist groups' bullshit claims that police are brutal oppressors. Most of them have the patience of saints.
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