You have a right to remain recording Carlos Miller’s crusade for freedom of photography via Columbia Journalism Review: http://www.cjr.org/the_news_frontier/you_have_a_right_to_remain_rec.php?page=all For the past five years, Carlos Miller, a former newspaper reporter, has covered incidents and issues surrounding the public’s right to record the police. Miller’s blog, which he refers to as PINAC, began as a hobby,…
Police Intimidation Watch: Miami-Dade Police Monitoring Activist Photographer | PDNPulse Photographer Carlos Miller, owner of the Photography Is Not a Crime blog, has learned that the Miami-Dade Police Department is watching him like, well, police states watch dissidents, just looking for reasons to arrest him. Miller, who has been a tireless via PDNPulse: http://pdnpulse.com/2012/05/police-intimidation-watch-miami-dade-police-monitoring-activist-photographer.html Photographer…
It’s finally over … or is it? In an unfortunate turn of events, it looks like Carlos Miller, the Miami photographer and journalist who was arrested last year while photographing police, has been sentenced to one year probation, 100 hours of community service, anger management class and a $540.50 court cost payment. Interestingly enough, a…
