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Photography Is Not A Crime
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| Url: | http://www.carlosmiller.com |
| Author(s): | Facebook User |
| Language: | English |
| Tags: | photographer rights, media issues, First Amendment commentary |
| Description: | Miami multimedia journalist Carlos Miller launched Photography is Not a Crime in April 2007 after he was arrested for photographing a group of Miami police officers against their wishes. He was charged with nine misdemeanors and spent 16 hours in the county jail. Miller, a 10-year veteran reporter who has worked for papers as large as The Arizona Republic and as small as the Deming Headlight, originally intended to document his trial with his blog. But as the trial kept getting delayed in the hopes that he would give up the fight, Miller began documenting abuses against other photographers throughout the country. And he discovered that photographers were getting harassed on an almost daily basis by police, security guards and private citizens. Some of these incidents ended in arrest. Most of these incidents ended up in intimidation against the photographer. But each and every one of these incidents ended up as a complete First Amendment violation against the photographer. Over a year's time, Photography is Not a Crime has become a trusted destination for First Amendment news as it relates to photography, videography and writing. Miller also provides excellent photos, intriguing videos and compelling commentary on political, police and media issues. And he also provides great insight into Miami, his hometown. His blog has been mentioned in the The New York Times, Fox News, The Chicago-Sun Times, The Daily Record (NJ), BoingBoing, The Miami Herald, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, the Broward New Times and the Miami New Times, who called his blog one of “Miami’s best blogs”. When Miller went to trial last year, he was acquitted of all charges except resisting arrest without violence. Acting as his own lawyer, Miller appealed that decision and that case is currently pending. Meanwhile, Miller continues to express his First Amendment rights on his blog. |
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| Popularity: | 581 Followers |
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Is Kurt Greenbaum laughing at himself?
| By Carlos MillerWhile Kurt Greenbaum at first came across as an anal-retentive nitpicker when it came to profanity, we are now seeing he is more of a hypocrite than anything else.Aren’t all s...more |
2009-11-21
St. Louis news station reports on the Kurt Greenbaum affair
| By Carlos MillerA St. Louis news station is the first mainstream media company to report on the Kurt Greenbaum affair. The station, 4KMOV, did a decent job on the story, interviewing Post-Dispatch ...more |
2009-11-20
Is the mainstream media going to touch the Kurt Greenbaum story?
| By Carlos MillerNot a word has been heard from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch since social media editor Kurt Greenbaum penned his explanatory post Wednesday afternoon where he tried to justify getting...more |
2009-11-19
Does Kurt Greenbaum need to resign?
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Kurt Greenbaum By Carlos Miller It’s been three days since St. Louis Post-Dispatch social media editor Kurt Greenbaum bragged about how he caused a man to lose h |
2009-11-19
Judge finds Arizona detention officer in contempt of court
| By Carlos MillerThe Maricopa County Sheriff’s detention officer who was caught on video swiping a document from the case file of a defense attorney was found in contempt of court Wednesday.Bu...more |
2009-11-18
Arkansas police Taser 10-year-old girl
| By Carlos MillerAnthony Medlock says his ten-year-old daughter sometimes shows signs of having emotional issues.But that was before an Arkansas cop used his Taser gun on her.Now it’s no telli...more |
2009-11-18
Las Vegas court officer detains journalists in courtroom
| By Carlos MillerEarlier this month, we saw a video of a detention officer swiping a document from the case file of an attorney during a legal proceeding in an Arizona courtroom.Now we have a Las Ve...more |
2009-11-17
The snitches among us
| By Carlos MillerSt. Louis Post-Dispatch social media editor Kurt Greenbaum proudly tells the story of how he caused a man to lose his job after the man posted a vulgar comment on the newspaper̵...more |
2009-11-17
Man arrested after refusing to show TSA his identification
| By Carlos MillerAnybody who has done any traveling since 9/11 knows that you can’t get board a plane without showing ID and disposing of your toiletries and surrendering to a cavity search.Ho...more |
2009-11-17
Did Patriots’ bodyguard assault NBC cameraman?
| By Carlos MillerYou know the New England Patriots were pretty pissed off after losing against the Indianapolis Colts Sunday night, so it wasn’t too hard to believe that the team’s chief...more |
2009-11-17
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Galina MechtovichAug 5
We were in the shade of a palm tree and other bushes around it, with my girlfriend, taking pictures of each other(wearing tunics and surrongs). Also I was taking shots of different birds of the lagoon and ocean side.
2 rangers came close to us, and start asking, what kind of pictures we were taking, and why we were taking them. Then, one of them was demanding my camera, and asked me to show him pictures I just took. And if I refuse, he would take my camera away.We were shoked and confuse, and scared, and I had to show him my privet pictures. I felt harrassed, so did my friend. But we did not know our rights, and couldn't argue with them. I still don't understand the reason, they acted that way.
If there anything, we could do about this harrasment?
G.M.
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Linda Reyes-blissApr 18
I'm a victim of the Klamath Falls City Police, in Klamath Falls, Oregon. I stepped in and held ground, while Joel Loudermilk was aiming a taser on my son and his 2 year old son. Then another cop Chris Zupan, assualted me causing injury to my hand, hip and back. When I called 911 to report the assualt John C. Hann a Sgt. Refused to take the assualt report. He threaten me with obstructing justice. No arrests have been made.
For the full story go to lindareyesbliss@myspace.com I'll welcome everyones comments.
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