Jasmine Crockett: “There is a constitutional right to record law enforcement.”

“But defining something as interference isn't just what you subjectively believe. Interference isn't, I'm blowing my horn. Interference isn't, I'm recording you. In fact, There is a constitutional right to record law enforcement. They can do that. Right. Interference is literally, I am trying to arrest somebody, and then I'm standing between them. It is not just because you're hurting my feelings or you're hurting my ears.” (19:15–19:19)

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