Senate Bill 482, supported by sheriffs across Georgia, would restrict access to mugshots and police videos, raising concerns among free speech advocates about the public’s right to examine government use of force.
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Senate Bill 482, supported by sheriffs across Georgia, would restrict access to mugshots and police videos, raising concerns among free speech advocates about the public’s right to examine government use of force.
