Illinoisans would be allowed to make recordings of police officers in public under a bill that an Illinois House committee approved Wednesday. Existing state law allows the audiotaping of a person only if both parties to the conversation give their consent. Videotaping doesn’t require consent, but only if there is no audio with the video. [...]
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