On Memorial Day, early morning May 30, Miami and West Palm Beach, Florida police shot an unarmed man 100 times in his car. Following the shooting were dozens of arrests as officers worked to cover-up the incident by smashing cameras and cellular phones of by-standers.

entire department must go through additional training.

Radley Balko and Carlos Miller interviewed on NPR's Talk of the Nation about recording the police.

From the website:
July 8, 2010 The Los Angeles police beating of Rodney King resonated, in part, because it was caught on video. Now, most modern cell phones have video cameras. Many police departments struggle to draw the line between citizens' and journalists' rights to film arrests, and their officers' rights to privacy.

Liberty Activist operating out of Orlando, Florida openly defy Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr. and Nullify his Administrative Order #2011-03, an order that infringes upon the Freedom of Speech and the Freedom of Association. On this day alone over 300 Fully Inform Jury leaflets were handed out. So there was no mistake about what our intentions were, we began our day at the very front of the court house line where Orange County Sheriff's Deputies were quick to attempt to run interference...

Judge refuses to accept the defendant's plea deal on charges of misdemeanor reckless conduct and misdemeanor disobeying a police officer. At trial the jury acquits on both charges.