First Amendment protects the right of citizens to take photographs in public places. But in practice, those rules don't always filter down to police officers and security guards who continue to restrict photographers, often citing authority they don't have - discu.eu

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First Amendment protects the right of citizens to take photographs in public places. But in practice, those rules don't always filter down to police officers and security guards who continue to restrict photographers, often citing authority they don't have http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/07/25/ar2010072502795.html 39 comments 26/7/2010 politics

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