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Can you record ICE agents in public in Ohio? Here’s what the courts say

cleveland.com · 6dShare

Ohio courts have recognized a First Amendment right to record police in public, but the 6th Circuit has not squarely adopted the same rule. A Springfield lawsuit against ICE officers highlights where the protections — and limits — stand.

First report: ICE wrongfully arrested him. Will his lawsuit change how courts hold agents accountable? — pressherald.com, 6d