Recording police likely OK, attorney general says in letter

30 July 2010, 8:20 pm

Letter comes in response to recent charges brought against Marylanders who recorded police interactions Marylanders appear to have the right to record interactions with police officers with devices such as video cameras and mobile phones, according to an opinion by the state attorney general's office. The advisory letter was issued as several people face or have been threatened with criminal ...... Read More »

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