womanaudit
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LYT :
Yes he can 👏👏👏👏👏👏
2026-08-06 16:50:55
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DVS E-SHOP :
There needs to be an absolute zero tolerance law for all public servants. They get caught on camera violating people’s rights and violating the law and still nothing happens to them
2026-08-06 16:51:18
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user9714096148508 :
GOOD JOB MARC 👏
2026-08-06 23:01:29
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Edjykins52 :
More for the police to haul these assholes off. I would love to see all of these assholes get what they deserve. While the First Amendment protects the right to record government officials in public spaces, a probation office is legally classified as a nonpublic forum rather than a traditional public forum like a street or park. Because of this classification, the government is permitted to enforce strict restrictions on speech and recording within the facility.Why Filming Can Be RestrictedCourts regularly uphold recording bans in probation offices due to several critical government interests:Privacy Rights: Probation offices handle highly sensitive, confidential information regarding offenders, victims, and minors. Visitors and probationers have a reasonable expectation of privacy regarding their presence and records.Operational Disruption: Unrestricted filming can compromise the safety of staff and probationers, disrupt normal business operations, and interfere with the department's ability to conduct confidential meetings.Reasonable Regulations: Government agencies are legally permitted to enforce "reasonable time, place, and manner" restrictions on its property. Complete bans on cell phone recording in probation lobbies have been upheld by courts as a valid exercise of these restrictions.Where Auditors Can Legally FilmFirst Amendment auditors retain the right to film the exterior of the building, including public sidewalks, parking lots, and entrances, as long as they remain on public property and do not block access to the facility. From these public vantage points, they can legally record anything visible to the naked eye.However, once an auditor crosses the threshold into a nonpublic interior space—such as a lobby, hallway, or private office—they must comply with the facility's posted rules and policies. Refusing to stop filming or failing to leave when ordered can result in a charge of criminal trespass or disorderly conduct. I LOVE WHEN A CONVICT LIKE THIS ASSHOLE GETS CUFFED AND STUFFED INTO THE BACK OF A PATROL CAR. IF THEY LET THIS ASSWIPE IN THAT BUILDING THEY WERE WRONG.
2026-08-07 02:41:23
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