FBI agents hovered around us, videotaping our activities.
In an important decision last week, a federal appeals court affirmed that the First Amendment protects the right to videotape the activities of police officers in public.
The previous board, Eisner went on to say, ridiculed critics who claimed the machines would be trouble and refused to meet with them; the new replacements, in contrast, sometimes seemed as skeptical about the voting machines as the activists, and Eisner was invited in to wander about on election night, videotaping the activity.
Employers have been known to hire private investigators to follow injured employees around and videotape their activities.[3] Any indication that you are not as injured as you claim will be used against you.
Based on qualitative review of the videotape data, activity level appears to be a strong indicator of bodysuit loading based on relative comparison with activity level of other children in a group.
He has also said he will develop policies that reinforce officers' understanding of citizens' rights, such as the right to photograph or videotape police activity in public (the subject of a recent ACLU-NJ lawsuit against Newark).
The police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, who has championed widespread police videotaping of public activities, does not see the need for similar documentation of what happens inside interrogation rooms.
That's why it is unconstitutional for the government, without a warrant, to seize your journal even if it never reads it; to record your phone call even if it never listens to it; or to videotape your bedroom activities even if it never presses play.
Within the WHEDA-study, videotapes of two activities familiar to the patient and chosen out of a list of 28 defined activities of daily living are scored with the PRPP.
Meanwhile, he sipped apple juice and fiddled with knobs on the audio board, plotting one of the day's big activities: the videotaping of a campus groundbreaking.
