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Which would cause a lot of questions if you pull it out in the classroom.

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Maybe in a private school, but a public school should be considered public, making it perfectly legal to film in a classroom thanks to the first amendment.

1718627440OP4mo ago

What? Public means publicly funded, not that the students need to live like they are in public on the streets. A school should still be a safe space, how can children be allowed to develop and be educated?

At least were I am coming from, you can also not just film random adults on the street.

leptons4mo ago

>At least were I am coming from, you can also not just film random adults on the street.

If you live in the United States, the first amendment absolutely allows you to film anyone in public. It's a constitutional right.

This also applies to publicly funded facilities, like courthouses, libraries, post offices, the DMV, and also public schools - any publicly accessible area, in any facility that is publicly funded.

I'm not making this up, it's actually part of the constitution.

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leptons4mo ago

Maybe in a private school, but a public school should be considered public, making it perfectly legal to film in a classroom thanks to the first amendment.

1718627440OP4mo ago

At least were I am coming from, you can also not just film random adults on the street.

leptons4mo ago

>At least were I am coming from, you can also not just film random adults on the street.

If you live in the United States, the first amendment absolutely allows you to film anyone in public. It's a constitutional right.

This also applies to publicly funded facilities, like courthouses, libraries, post offices, the DMV, and also public schools - any publicly accessible area, in any facility that is publicly funded.

I'm not making this up, it's actually part of the constitution.

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