Photography and videotaping
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Photographer who took photos of neighbors wins legal battle in New York Supreme Court
A New York City family had no basis to sue a photographer who surreptitiously captured images of his neighbors from… -
Arrested Detroit Free Press photographer awaits police reply
The Detroit Free Press is awaiting the results of an internal Detroit Police Department investigation before deciding whether to take… -
Reporters Committee, media groups say Calif. vehicle law penalizes newsgathering
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, joined by several media organizations including the National Press Photographers Association, has… -
Steven Tyler Act stalls in Hawaii legislature
AP Photo Steven Tyler, left, and Mick Fleetwood, right, testify about an anti-paparazzi bill. Tyler's lawyer, Dina LaPolt, center, drafted… -
Justice issues letter supporting photojournalist arrested for taking pictures of police
The Department of Justice issued a rare letter supporting the constitutional rights of a photojournalist suing Montgomery County, Md., police… -
Anti-paparazzi bill pushed by Steven Tyler approved by Hawaii Senate committee
The Hawaii Senate Judiciary Committee approved an anti-paparazzi bill that would allow people who are photographed on their private property… -
ACLU files lawsuit against U.S. Border Patrol over harassment of photographers
Two photographers whose cameras were confiscated and photos were deleted for taking pictures near customs buldings at the California/Mexico border… -
At least five journalists arrested during OWS protests
At least five journalists have been arrested in Manhattan while covering Occupy Wall Street protests marking the one-year anniversary of… -
UC Berkeley police settle with unlawfully arrested photographer for $162,500; more police training
The University of California Berkeley Police Department has settled with an independent photographer who sued the department after he was… -
Student photojournalist acquitted in one of the first Occupy Wall Street trials
In one of the first Occupy Wall Street cases to proceed to trial, a New York University student journalist charged…