The DMLP recently appeared as an amicus curiae in Commonwealth v. Busa, a case brought in Boston Municipal Court under Massachusetts's anti-counterfeiting law, 
Last week the Digital (nee Citizen) Media Law Project joined 
Earlier this week the CMLP (under its new name, the Digital Media Law Project) sought leave to file 
In May 2010, Christopher Sharp used his cell phone to record video of his friend being arrested by the Baltimore Police at the Preakness Stakes. The police demanded that Sharp surrender his phone, stating that the contents might be evidence; when the phone was returned, Sharp discovered that the video he had made, plus a number of other unrelated videos, had been deleted.
Despite the welcome 7th Circuit decision
in 
Once again, the CMLP is pleased to report that the First Amendment has scored an important victory in a case involving the recording of police officers in public. Last summer saw the 
What happens when the First Amendment collides with military decorum and respect for chain of command?
Venkat Balasubramani and Eric Goldman, over 
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