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Mass. police say a 25-foot buffer will keep them safe. First Amendment advocates call it ‘dangerous.’ - The Boston Globe

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Law enforcement leaders are pressing to give police and other first responders the power to keep reporters, people taking cellphone videos, and bystanders at least 25 feet away from them. First Amendment attorneys and advocates called the proposal a danger.

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Mass. police say a 25-foot buffer will keep them safe. First Amendment advocates call it ‘dangerous.’ - The Boston Globe

Law enforcement leaders are pressing to give police and other first responders the power to keep reporters, people taking cellphone videos, and bystanders at least 25 feet away from them. First Amendment attorneys and advocates called the proposal a danger.

·Boston, United States
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