Police Called On Journalist For Recording - Will They Honor Their Oath To Uphold The Constitution?
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Good officers, good dialogue, good teaching moment to the teenagers - effective audit. Thank you Sean.
I would agree with you right up to the point of the Sgt. saying 'We seen the video and are aware of it' when speaking about the other library... Skewing the encounter.
The officers were acting really good here. They did thier job. It's just sad the library have that policy and keeps calling the police on someone with a camera and wasting tax payer money. Im sure the officers have better things to do.
Good officers on camera. God only knows When off camera. There’s no such thing as good cops if they enforce unconstitutional laws and policies over laws on a daily basis. Wake up.
Indeed! Almost everyone has shown a good and civil face in this video. Next step: how to teach public workers not to call the police, but to build secure spaces for them and their patrons when privacy is required, and only then.
Congratulations to Sean!
@@swanmaui595even seeing the video it still showed they at least learned something from it Thats kinda the point isnt it?
I love how the kids were interested. That's a positive sign for the future. Great job Sean. Never underestimate the power of the truth.
Unfortunately, many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
I love Sean Paul’s Content
@@keithfearn8993e♥️👍👍
Remember the young voters in the last 2020 election stop the expected red tsunami that the fake news Fox was so anticipating. Good job
Loved when they were shocked at how many people are watching live aha
The lady Sargent is awesome! She’s what you want the police to be. Everyone should want to be an officer like she is! I hope she reads the comments! She needs to be an instructor!! She is an absolute leader!!
Not to mention cute.
Remember she's a "sargeant" she won't let anyone forget that lolol...
Best female cop i have ever seen. She talks with a smile, questions without any intention of take information, no intimidation, no harazing, no orders, and most important go by the law. I think Sean could say that to her, i regulary see his videos and his worst experiences are with female cops that are the most tyrants.
That's Sergeant to you buddy!
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Oh brother, SIMPY ridiculousness .
That woman is a joke. She said she read through 10,000 comments supposedly and found one or 2 that she thought she may take AS THREATENING .
Notice how she didn't say there were any actual threats. Just a couple of comments she didn't like and that she thought could be taken as AGGRESSIVE .
A broad like that is SCARY. She'll bring up some weird rare exception trying to make a point and even misconstrue and lie about THAT.
And the other cop was pointing to a sign on the door like an idiot. They were both looking for any reason to try to knock down Long island's CREDIBILITY.
Guys like you in this modern age make me sick man.
We have so many women behaving overly masculine with attitudes because of guys like you always kissing THEIR ASS.
Get a clue man
I’m so impressed how all the officers presented themselves professionally and even very courteous.. all walks of honor…
Because they know who he is, otherwise its a whole different interaction
"That's not a walk of shame. That's the walk of honor"
That's powerful
All officers should take a look at how these sheriffs and officers conducted themselves in this video. Amazing how easy their job is when they understand the law and conduct themselves in a friendly, professional manner. Great to see a video without any one having a chip on their shoulder. Great job all you included Sean.
Totally agree! Kudos to all of the cops that responded to this call. I wouldn't be surprised if they were probably a bit annoyed at having to come out for something like this, but they all handled it really well. Professional and respectful... other cops around the country should take note!
@@TheProph7 Hopefully, when they went back in again at the end, they explained the law and the constitution to the library employees, so they don't have to come back next time. Doing that requires less time and energy at the moment, and also reduces the chance of future incidents or employees being terrified of cameras (that are not their own). The work description for the police are quite good! They can be soo effective, if they just do their job, as it is intended to. The problem is not the police, but the hiring process. They allow people to get hired and to continue working as police even if these people show no interest in honoring their oath and their work description. You can't really blame the tyrants. They are crazy people and they will never learn, change or evolve. The focus should instead be on following up audits on the hiring level. LIA and other auditors does a fantastic job at great risk, with marginal results. If you guys start focusing on the hiring process and clean that up, the change may happen faster! Although, there is undeniable a certain entertainment value in watching crazy people fighting for their existence...
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I don't mind Auditors and encourage people to exercise their Rights, but there is a problem then the person exercising their Rights impedes on other people's Right to privacy.
Libraries are places where a person can reasonably expect some privacy while they do research on whatever they are working on.
Now you may say but there is no expectation of privacy in public, but actually there is, if you look up what is a public space you'll see "A public space is a place that is open and accessible to the general public. Roads (including the pavement), public squares, parks, and beaches are typically considered public space. To a limited extent, government buildings which are open to the public, such as public libraries, are public spaces, although they tend to have restricted areas and greater limits upon use."
The greater limits upon use is referring to what is called the public forum doctrine.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries, Schools, Universities, Courthouses, all fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to reasonably limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Libraries Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in nonpublic forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
@@urgreatestenemy3044 The Library Bill of Rights was written by a director of a public library, not by legislators. The Library Bill of Rights has no such force or backing, because it is simply a statement of principles written by some dude at a library lol. You can't possibly think a random library dude has more power than the constition, laws, and case law precedent can you?
Wow!!!! If only ALL police did their jobs this honorably!!! EXCELLENT JOB SEAN PAUL.
I think the employee there also should be commended, because she could've followed suit with her workmates and ignored you, but she helped you and did her job. I think that's wonderful, just as wonderful as all these officers were in this one. Good job on all of them ❤
I love that they were calm and did their jobs correctly, it's amazing how infrequent this is. Props to those Sheriffs Officers.
I love when your rights are respected. Good job everyone!🎉
Agree, I’m from Ukraine and I love America and people like LIA fight for rights of citizens
I don't mind Auditors and encourage people to exercise their Rights, but there is a problem then the person exercising their Rights impedes on other people's Right to privacy.
Libraries are places where a person can reasonably expect some privacy while they do research on whatever they are working on.
Now you may say but there is no expectation of privacy in public, but actually there is, if you look up what is a public space you'll see "A public space is a place that is open and accessible to the general public. Roads (including the pavement), public squares, parks, and beaches are typically considered public space. To a limited extent, government buildings which are open to the public, such as public libraries, are public spaces, although they tend to have restricted areas and greater limits upon use."
The greater limits upon use is referring to what is called the public forum doctrine.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries, Schools, Universities, Courthouses, all fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to reasonably limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Libraries Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in nonpublic forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
@@urgreatestenemy3044 someone walking around a nonpublic forum observing and recording with their eyes (just like a camera) and their minds violates who's privacy?
@@jfreeman1689 The government can only reasonably limit a person's rights gagging out people's eyes so they can't see is not reasonable but preventing a person from filming and putting that footage all over the internet and violating people’s right to have reasonable privacy while they do research inside a library is within reason.
That sergeants conduct is a model for all police officers around the globe! Kudos to you miss awesome!!!💙
Sean, I’ve been watching your videos for awhile. You’ve definitely had a positive impact. I’m confidently educating myself and my family about our Constitution. Love being able to go into a situation, knowing my rights and what is expected of our elected representatives. Kudos!!
His content is terrific, my husband introduced it to me. I have learned a lot from Sean, and it's helped me feel less scared and more prepared in the world and for a potential interaction with police!
mate im australian and ive been watching seans videos fo years and i think i know US law then any america i reckon! haha
It’s illegal to video in public and people in public cos dem Dont want their face on the video so why does the auditor break the law especially where da little kids are like it’s not right but Sean keeps doing it even though it is against da laws and a terrible crime at dat!
@@JohnnyRayedd-Neck😂 it’s not a crime 🤡 no expectations of privacy in public!
They honor their oath...very professional and respectful. Great audit, respect
finally some polite and professional officers. you love to see it .
It's excellent to see such positive interactions with law enforcement that have ignored unlawful policies and adhered to the constitution and law.
the policies arent unlawful at all. in kreimer v morristown back in 92’ it establishes libraries as limited public forums which allows them to establish polices. he broke the policys of the building he is in the wrong. all i had to do was read and i found this out btw. but libertarians cant seem to read anything other than the constitution
@@kogekiVLnada está por encima de la constitucion.
The walk of honor hits different I wish I was there in public to record your interactions with the public, it would be amazing to see you in person standing up for our rights, you're a hero man! I hope they write about you in the history books when we're all gone
I am proud of those officers for how they handled this situation. I have watched 100's if not 1000's of audits and The negative interactions by far outweigh the positive interactions, but I am always glad to see the positive ones. Thank you for your activism Sean. You are creating change and it shows.
You sir are an awesome auditor. Thank you for your service.
Unfortunately, many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
It’s very refreshing to see these officers honor their oath. If they were all like this Sean would be out of a job.
Won't it be great if we get to the day when this is the norm for how audits go. Well done Sean!
Crazy how if u asked most people they would say they want liberty and peace, yet most people Sean interacts with at these places want to stop him, kick him out, and call the police on him for simply holding a camera lol. It's so strange.
Thank you for what you do! You are extremely polite and professional. You’re fighting for our rights! Thank you!
Unfortunately, many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
Those officers each and every one of them earned respect today. If they all operated just like that, we could go back to the way we respected police officers in America. And I wish it would work exactly that way.
The police are the bad guys...lol..no respect ever,
They didn't bark a single order at him. Cops did a great job.
But power corrupts and some cops won’t change with the times so you will have bad cops spoiling the bunch.
People need to educate themselves on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the non-public forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Libraries Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
I still won’t give my funds to NJ. After so much shopping done in Paramus NJ mall.
If there weren't tyranny and corruption, there wouldn't be harsh comments posted. This was a very good outcome, and everyone was educated. Great audit.
Those officers were nothing but professional! I have a lot of respect for officers like this, and more importantly HOW you do your job! Being fair, respectful and honoring your oath exactly as you did... these sre the type of officers that i really do respect! Keep up the great eork officers, if you continue to serve the piblic like this then you should really be proud and you truly do deserve to wear that badge everyday! A great example to other officers, its so simpoe! Keep it up, officers that behave as you all did are actually an asset to the community! Stay safe and thank you 👍
It puts a smile on my face and makes me proud of those officers for honoring their oath and treating you with respect! Great video to show how things should go every time you hit record.
I don't mind Auditors and encourage people to exercise their Rights, but there is a problem then the person exercising their Rights impedes on other people's Right to privacy.
Libraries are places where a person can reasonably expect some privacy while they do research on whatever they are working on.
Now you may say but there is no expectation of privacy in public, but actually there is, if you look up what is a public space you'll see "A public space is a place that is open and accessible to the general public. Roads (including the pavement), public squares, parks, and beaches are typically considered public space. To a limited extent, government buildings which are open to the public, such as public libraries, are public spaces, although they tend to have restricted areas and greater limits upon use."
The greater limits upon use is referring to what is called the public forum doctrine.
He was lucky the police didn't know the Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries, Schools, Universities Courthouses, all fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Libraries Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in nonpublic forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
@urgreatestenemy3044 which flavor of boot do you like to lick most?
I don’t know if I have ever been more impressed with law enforcement than in this video. These law enforcement officers were incredibly professional, courteous, and so much more! Kudos to them! Great work Sean! If only every audit could turn out like this one. That’s wishful thinking though.
They are learning.
The sheriff's department in New Jersey mostly handles things that go on in the county courthouses and the transportation of inmates County to county. On occasion, the governor will make then hand out traffic tickets too when the government messes up the budget, lol. On that note, 90% of sheriffs are way more respectful, professional, and down to earth than your everyday officer.
Unfortunately, many throughout the country are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the non-public forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Libraries Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
They give you what you give them attitude wise for the most part. But the big difference is the sheriff's are not part of the policing for profit model like normal officers are. It shows you how policing for profit makes officers act like everyone is doing something wrong so then can arrest them. Every arrest officers make in the profit model helps them farther their career. Which makes the division between the officers and the people huge almost to the point of no return
Professionalism by both yourself and the officers! You’ve achieved so much to bridge the gap! Thank you, Sean!
Next time your in court, play this one to show them how it’s supposed to be, and how THEY acted.
It is honestly so cool to see actual change happening from what Sean, and other auditors are doing on a day to day basis!
You can clearly see an evolution of understanding, slowly but surely. I agree with you.
I would like to see more revisits. Rogue Nation has a lot of them. That's when you really see changes.
Sadly a revisit sometimes gets better, sometimes worse, so I'm not sure if there's really any change. It only takes one good cop to retire, and a new bad cop to get hired, and you're back to square one. Given that the auditing community is only growing, I think that's a sign tyranny is too.
So this is how a visit to a public entity should be while exercising your 1st amendment right 👍!
The Cop had to point out the sign about photography though 🫣! The only negative for me !
Wow, these police departments, local & Sheriff did a outstanding follow through. Much respect to both here you Sean !!! Thank You ! (clap-clap)
We have gotten used to such low standard that we clap for law enforcement that do NOT violate us. Even though they hardly did the bare minimum of what we should expect from them. Yes, they were polite and non-confrontational (duh!). but did they talk to the people in charge of the unconstitutional policy and make them follow the law? Spoiler alert: Nope!
That is a beautiful library.
These officers were outstanding! Calm, professional, respectful! I’m thrilled to see the gap closing between public and officers ❤
The Walk of Honor....well earned.
If only we had something in place that the cops can read to letthem know what we are doing is ok...oh yeah the constitution...When will they learn, thx Sean
Unfortunately, many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
The problem is that political leaders create penal codes, policies that conflict the constitution and they create them with no consequences and when the township gets sued for it, it’s the citizens that had no input or say in these policy’s or code of conduct or penal codes and yet it’s the people that pay for it
Your calmness and demeaner is what gets the word out perfectly. You maintain your point, specify your facts and where to find them (USA Constitution) and you do an amazing job! So jealous that the USA has you! Cheers from Canada!
I hope that as many of us who criticize the bad departments on their FB pages, take the time to go and congratulate Toms River and Ocean County for how they handled this encounter. I will.
How have cops not seen these videos by now and learned about our rights? Should be included in there standard training.
You can lead a horse to water...
I think they really know. Their immunity will protect them if they claim ignorance
their
That's because they are trained by tyrants so they assume they are right
They have but they r so dumb they don't remember most of the time
As a resident of the state of New Jersey, I can say I am proud of the officers today! They upheld their oath to our constitution.. Bravo!
Disappointed that he didn't get thrown out on his head. Or pepper sprayed.
The female officer was so pretty & pleasant. Shalom to you all. 🇺🇸🇮🇱
@@Seargent_Scrapsyou do realize that we all have freedom of the press? Do you need to go to college for someone to give you a title? I coach gymnastics. I have some “gymnasts” who can’t even do a cartwheel. Does that mean they aren’t gymnasts according to you? There is no formal training or college for coaching either. Does that mean I’m not a coach? Where does your definition start and end.
@@edgegymnastics8409 Well said!
@@Seargent_ScrapsLong Island Audit does not claim the right to “freely record any place he wants.” He claims the right to record in areas open to the public.
As someone who has lived much of his life in other countries, I will never understand the eagerness with which some Americans (such as you) are willing to abandon rights that people in much of the world would die for.
Sergeant looks like she is the nicest person on earth. Thank you so much ❤
This was great! Thanks for going back out on the field! They are starting to learn and are being educated! Great job!
You have been making a difference Sean.
Great admirable work !
Great job Sean!!!! Winning on all fronts man. Keep up the good work with your activism & especially your education efforts (not only with officials but the youths!!!!). We are rooting for you!
I am one of the kids in the video he's a good guy
Thanks to the good officers who were professional and honored the Constitution
The professionalism of that female office wow! we need to continue to celebrate these type of interactions. Imagine someone like her rising to high rankings in the dept, REAL change could be made.
Totally agree on that point
Cute too
@@joelkendrick965she won’t sleep with you, Elon
@@jpslim7279lol. I’m sure that is true
@@joelkendrick965 😂
I cannot remember the last time the police came but didn’t harass you and violate your rights. I really can’t remember the last time it must have been months ago.
NICE TO SEE YOU MAKEING A STAND FOR WE THE PEOPLE AND THE OFFICERS LEARNING ABOUT IT! YOU REALLY ARE MAKING A CHANGE! MUCH LOVE FROM YA BOY MR.VIRAL! FROM SAGINAW MICHIGAN 989!
You are the best! Mannerism, character and dedication are all on point! Thank you for be you.
If you've ever called to express a grievance with a public official from one of Sean's videos, I encourage you to call and express gratitude for these officers so it is recognized. These officers deserve it.
I agree!
Underrated comment
Ur right cause I always call or email when the opposite happens
Leftist lgbt weirdos run public schools and public libraries. What has happened is they are pushing their ideology on kids and that often involves inappropriate books and discussion with young people. That is why there is a huge pushback on filming in libraries. They do not want you filming their lgbt kids books and the lgbt events they often hold for children at libraries. Its going to get worse.
Show gratitude??.No, because it's their job to be professional and polite. What world do you live in???
What a wonderful audit! Professional cops that honor their oath! There is hope....
they are not professional cops. that pig lady was fishing for his TikTok account, and he should never give any cop any information about himself at all ever it is a big mistake of his. that lady cop is a dirty little delusional stalker. there are no good cops only good con artists, the delusional ones make the best con artists out of all of them. they are sick in the head.
obviously, there was no need to fish for what his tik Tok account name was because it's not going to be hard to find when she already knows about his you tube account. she is just stupid that's why she had to ask. but he shouldn't have told them anything about anything.
being nice to the scum of the earth is idiotic and insane. police are brain damaged indoctrinated scum of our earth no matter how delusional you, he or anyone else is about it. the cops are so delusional they don't even know what they are really doing or who they really are so no one else should ever believe them or tell them anything at all ever. they will only ever use it against and so will the people who write the policy and procedures for them to blindly follow the deep state, they will also use all info they get. the dirty pigs don't even know who they work for or what they are really doing each and every day. they work for their own children's future oppressors millions of times worse than nazis.
@@icanseeall-inthisreality Not everyone knows the ins and outs of RUclips & Tiktok. Doesn't mean that the person is stupid because they are not social media savvy. That being said, the comment you wrote on here was actually stupid to go after a person's 'intellect.
she is stupid heather just like you are. you are not even aware of this. bye@@heatherjessurun3518
Hi Sean this is a plus I'm glad it went well for you. Thank you for all you stand for.
Thanks so much Sean! ❤
You are so respectful Sean, keep up the good work👍
Good morning and thank you for putting it all on the line to help build a better America!
Sean!!! Thank you again! You're doing the work of every Patriot! Keep up the great journalism!!
Wow, absolutely a great audit. Thank you officer's and be safe out there. 😊
Sitting here in Johannesburg waiting for the show to begin. Sean is a hero. Heroes expose tyranny.
Heroes do not run like a little girl from law enforcement. So there's that.
@@timbaldwin6283are you talking about the men in unmarked cars chasing him? Or the unmarked officers with masks on that were chasing him? how was he supposed to know they're cops?
@1269u
Stop. He knows who they were. That's why he ran into his house. Like a little girl.
Love Love Love Tom Rivers Freedom Fighter Cops ! Thats Heroic!
Honestly the good conversation ones I love even more that’s how you spread a message and bridge the gap. Good job 👍 as always
Someone tell me WHY?!! Why were these law enforcement officers so professional and respectful? Thank you!
They admitted they watched the previous audit in the town nearby. They learned not to mess with Sean. That's all that matters.
No doubt an abnormality, it'll be back to usual business soon I'm betting.
Police departments have recognized that violating rights of auditors on a live stream... is guaranteed to clog their phones.
Because she knew our rights...constitution rights. Him not so sure. When he pointed out sign on door, I thought here we go again. But it all worked out.
That’s just Who she is. Camera on or off.
They love to use their policies in or on public places to overrule law. Thank you Sean for continuously challenging these rules and educating all.
Unfortunately, many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
Beautiful 👌👌👌👌
This is how every audit should go. Good Job Sean!
Cops need to read the the constitution and honour their oath.....Great work Sean.
You're seriously the only auditor I actually enjoy to watch. Every other auditor seems to act like theyre better than everyone else.
Bro Too Apree is the only other 1 I watch 2.
I used to watch Press NH Now but he's antagonistic and doesn't present his point the way Sean does. Sean does it the best way
@@delwinalvarez8086true
@@baconation4281 I'll have to look him up
@@delwinalvarez8086 yep. I used to watch some of his stuff and now I can't stand it
An amazing example of how to audit. Jeff Grey, Honor Your Oath, is another perfect Auditer. You guys are doing so much for our nation, and I applaud everything that you do for us.
Jeff Gray is great because he knows his stuff, you won't find him filming in a library because he knows the law.
Unfortunately, many people are not that educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the non-public forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Libraries Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
Well done! Bravo! I love to see it. Keep up the good work.
Thank you to the honorable law enforcement officers in this video. Sean, you are making a difference. I’m hopeful when the gap is narrowed, honorable officers will not be afraid to speak up when officers are dishonorable.
They sat around trying to babysit a man that's exercising his rights, not very honorable. They are a joke
I love that when talking to the librarian you specifically asked for where to find the constitution
And THEY don’t KNOW!!!!!
100% a walk of honor! Great vibes, love the interaction, this will close the gap between the law enforcement and public, sadly for that 1 librarian that din't want to help you but at the other side i apreciate how her coworker jumped in and made it a pleasant interaction at the end. Also the security guards where polite, respectful. Overal not that much drama and as much i like the action this also satisfies me, some day this will be the content, having nice conversations with people!
Good work Sean...you are definitely affecting change. This could be used as a training video for police departments....Peace..☮
First Amendment Auditors have made a tremendous difference to freedom of speech right across the USA.
Federal; state and local government public spaces must continue to be Audited around the USA. IGNORAMUS civil servants, police offices and judicial officers who don't support or understand the FIRST Amendment are an embarrassment to the USA.
Yes BUT, They have not always made a positive impact though. An auditor went into a public school office building in Ohio and after he left and several days later, they had card readers installed and shut off access to the public.
That sounds like a positive to me. General public should not have access to public schools.@@ExtremeBlueSky
I agree there are some auditors that focus on being a nuisance and antagonizing if more auditors were like Sean, Jeff Grey, Phillip Turner some of these best auditors / civil rights investigators out there
@@ExtremeBlueSky,there should be boundaries..I think public schools should be left alone..Especially of the endless mass shootings at schools in America..
@jennyjames5658 Unfortunately, many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries and schools fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
This lady sheriff is the most professional lady I've seen in any video. She's a breath of fresh air.
Its nice to hear good reviews for a change. Why can’t this be the rule instead of the exception.
Excellent audit!!!! Everyone was respectful and those who were not educated on our rights were educated. This is the audits that we love and expect to see. Good job on all the officers to identify and be cordial and respectful. Sean, you are making great strides in bringing back our freedoms and also helping law enforcement gain back the respect they deserve. I know that what you are doing is scary and dangerous because of our corrupt legal system but thank you for what you do.
Very proud of everyone!!!👍🏼
I've been binge watching a lot of these vids and still don't understand why there are so many different police departments. This was a good one Sean. ❤
Great work Sean your affecting change. Keep it up. Nice video love it, "walk of honour" well done.
Sean always using the right words, the tongue is a sharp sword. Future testimony as to what Sean said is in good shape at trial.
It's good to see good policing in action on constitutional rights for a change well done to those officers in this audit
I appreciate you Sean for what you do for us.
I am glad that you take the time to show the contacts that turn out well. This behavior should set the example for all LE depts across the nation.
♿ As someone that can't move around a lot, your work gives me a peak into areas that I may or may not move to.❤ Thank you for documenting and showing how things are done elsewhere. You are my eyes 👀
Great video and teaching the younger generation about their rights is awesome and something that should be taught in school. All the officers were professional and polite and didn't try to infringe on your rights !!!!
Unfortunately not many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
This was your best audit by far
Excellent video showing what you are all about. It is about highlighting bad officials but also praising good officials.
What a breath of fresh after all the atrocious encounters with law enforcement/public staff you've had lately! Sgt. Shannon Dugan sets the bar for friendly professionalism. Well done!
It really is such a relief.
Let’s get into it!
This is the kind of audit I like to see very nice 👍
Sean, great work. You are always so polite and respectful. ❤
Sgt. Shannon D. 128 & S. 118 are great examples of law enforcement. Courteous, willing to have a conversation, not escalating. Professional. Hope they continue to be safe out there !
Agree, they were great. And, when the cute sergeant said "I'm going to go outside. So, when you're done, if you want to give that to me [channel name]." with that pretty smile. I couldn't help but smile and say "oh, I'll give it to you." 😘
Too bad that these officers are the exception and not the rule at this point in time. But, at least they keep the hope alive. Though, not gonna lie, she can violate my rights anytime.😉
@@niko7903Is that simping I see? 🧐
@@redridingcape Sometimes, it can't be helped. Guilty as charged, of the crime of love!🤗
Now, throw me against the wall and frisk me! I could be packing.☺
Unfortunately, many people in this country are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
Wow that female sergeant was nice looking. And she stayed nice-looking because she didn't violate Sean's rights.
What a pleasant experience that was, it’s such a shame all law enforcement isn’t the same, well done!👍
Love seeing videos like this! Keep up the great work 👍
Sean!!!! I wish I could be on the pavement with you guy!!! Please keep paving the way for us and stay safe!!!!
I love watching your audits Sean
We all do. He best of the best. Sean is always polite and professional.
Everyone in these public agencies should be penalized for putting up signs that directly violate citizens rights. Those signs should come down.
Never mind that. The law enforcement did NOT bully, make up false accusations, harass, or make any unlawful directives or arrests! So now, we are all ecstatic. So what if they don't do their job? Let's first get to the point where we are not killed or our freedom is taken away for no reason.
(Sarcasm. In reality, I really agree with you)
Unfortunately, many people are not educated on the three types of public forums.
The Supreme Court established three different types of public forums in Perry Education Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association (1983): traditional, limited and nonpublic.
Libraries fall under the nonpublic forum doctrine they have the authority to limit people’s first amendment rights and can restrict filming inside public buildings, librarians have extra authority to restrict filming due to the Libraries Bill of Rights it give the Librarians the authority to remove anyone filming to protect the privacy of their patrons.
Here is an excert from the Library's Bill of Rights and what the ALA's position is on privacy.
"Privacy is essential to the exercise of free speech, free thought, and free association. Lack of privacy and confidentiality chills users' choices, thereby suppressing access to ideas. The possibility of surveillance, whether direct or through access to records of speech, research and exploration, undermines a democratic society. - Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights
ALA’s core values and its commitment to upholding intellectual freedom and privacy rights guide the association’s work addressing personal privacy in the local, state, and federal legislative and policy arenas. ALA's work in this area is based upon its long standing efforts to protect and defend user privacy. Advancing the work of protecting library users' privacy and confidentiality relies upon grassroots advocacy by the library community to promote library values and principles regarding users' privacy rights."
Do not take my word on this, I encourage people to look up the information yourselves.
First read the restrictions in the different public forums and look up if filming can be restricted in non-public forums, then look up if libraries are public or nonpublic then look up what is a public space and see libraries and public buildings have limitations that can restrict certain activities, and after you read and educate yourself, you all will have a better understanding of the actual laws and see that they actually had every right to prohibit filming in accordance to the courts rulings.
Another thing to note is a limited public forum is a sub-category of the designated public forum, where the government opens a nonpublic forum but reserves access to it for only certain groups or categories of speech.
The nonpublic forum only becomes a limited public forum when the government decides to open up the nonpublic forum this means libraries can become limited public forums but are typically nonpublic forums, only when the government decides to open the forum up does it become a limited public forum.
I have a feeling the billboard outside is for public employees.
"stand up to hate"
Thank you once again.
u earned my respect. keep up the good work.
viewer & now subscriber from Malaysia.
The female sergeant is a perfect example how all police officer should behave ! 5 star for her!
I don't think her male patner shared that motivation. His body language at the end of this video showed intense dislike for the conversation between Sean and the Female SGT. Note the hand twisting and flexing of the arm muscles in his forearms. Something being said then really bothered him. Then, he interjected information about a sign on the door about no videos in the Library. Rules are very important to this man. Let us hope he sticks to the rule of law.
@@donneary7104 Yes, I noticed that also. Let's hope he understood what LIA was trying to convey about the rule of law in our country.
She wanted the Long Island LD.
I wonder if I could post my living room policy “no police allowed” and then ask them to come enforce it.
Good one! actually it will be a great idea to start a private business and practice that policy to see what will they do or say about it. Private business has the right to refuse anyones service.@@fmartin2821
Great officers. Thank you all for honoring your oath! 🖤 We the people.
Great audit Sean it is. finally good to see a department upholding your rights.
Great job Sean. You're a good man!
That was a great feeling seeing those young guys intrigued and excited to follow, gotta educate the youth!