Nevertheless, he posts disclaimers urging viewers not to call in threats to government officials who fail one of his audits. “My First Amendment rights are definitely on the line here,” Warmus ...

Examples of First Amendment Audits. Oct 9, 2023 Oct 9, 2023; The right to take photographs and record videos of a public space is generally protected by the First Amendment. But ...

Districts should be aware of a growing trend of “First Amendment Audits” occurring in district offices and schools. During an “audit,” an individual (or group) enters a school district ...

Abrams, a First Amendment auditor, visited local communities to document public officials in a test of his constitutional rights. (Screen capture from Accountability For All) Expand ...

Chauncey Hollingberry bills himself as a First Amendment "auditor" who threatened war on Arizona officials. ... But in March 2018, his audits morphed into publicity stunts.

Armed with cellphones, cameras and sometimes handguns, these self-described "First Amendment auditors" traipse through government buildings, roam the halls of police departments and wander around ...

The move comes in an era of a practice known as a First Amendment audit, where people take photos or record videos — which often end up posted online — in public facilities to see whether ...

Some law enforcement agencies contacted by The Star didn’t want to discuss the First Amendment audits. “They came, and we dealt with it,” said a spokesman for the Shawnee Police Department.

First Amendment audits don't always go smoothly. Auditors are sometime cited for violating building policies, many of which courts have determined themselves are unconstitutional, and are ...

Reyes is the creator of the Long Island Audit, a YouTube channel where he documents his First Amendment audits. Reyes travels across the country to places he said he's received tips about.

Portland police “gathered and stored information about political activity without documenting criminal suspicion,” according to a new audit released by City Auditor Mary Hull Caballero.