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First Amendment attorney warns of unintended consequences in police shooting bill

Ben Giles//March 26, 2015//[read_meter]

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First Amendment attorney warns of unintended consequences in police shooting bill

First Amendment attorney warns of unintended consequences in police shooting bill

Ben Giles//March 26, 2015//[read_meter]

A police shooting bill approved by the Legislature and sent to Gov. Doug Ducey would strike the names of police officers from all public records – including everything from disciplinary...

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Tags: Reginald Bolding, Arizona, David Bodney, public records, police officers, secret names, Steve Smith, Police, First Amendment issues, secerecy

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