PROSECUTOR ATTEMPTS TO VIOLATE, GETS OWNED INSTEAD! 1ST AMENDMENT AUDIT FAIL!!!

In this video CHandTY are in Jefferson county, IN at the prosecutors office, where the prosecutors office politely tries to violate, gets dispatched with the slightest of ease.

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[DonnyNoMarie]

When you make a living doing dirty sh*t, your paranoia is easily triggered.

[ZXLMaster]

Even an attorney has to bow to the constitution to which he swore an oath. GOLD.

[adcolt]

DAs prosecuting a charge is based on 10% law and 90% politics.

[daverobson]

When the guy came out yapping about confidential information, you should have asked him if he then felt that the precautions his office takes to maintain confidentiality are insufficient .

[wilsondassumpcao]

I guess everyone that goes to that window needs to shut their eyes cause they have "sensitive information' inside!

[nunyabiznaz]

Why would you ask quiet, law abiding citizens to leave your public lobby? That's rather rude, and unAmerican, isn't it?

[wilsondassumpcao]

Notice how long they left that office unattended, anyone with a piece of paper and a pen could write down all of that "sensitive information",

[nort]

5:35 Thug life!!! LMAO!!! Public servants need to wake up and get educated on a mass level nationwide.

[brixmoore]

David is a crybaby.
Maybe he should learn the law!
What a disgrace!

[XJWill]

I like to see you auditing prosecutors and courthouses. Anyone can audit post offices or police stations, but the prosecutors and judges are the worst of the worst. Cops at least get held accountable sometimes. Prosecutors and judges, though, have absolute immunity, which is even stronger than qualified immunity that cops have. And the prosecutors and judges abuse their powers at least as often as cops do, but almost never get held accountable.

[brandonsilvay]

I always find it hilarious when our own attorneys don't know the law

[XJWill]

When he said that there is sensitive information visible through the window, I would have loved for you to say: "So, are you confessing to criminal negligence in the handling of private information that you are entrusted with?"
"No? Sounded like a confession to me. What do you think the attorney general would have to say?"

[goodcitizendude]

What a brilliant attorney. He doesn't understand the 1st, 4th amendments nor the plain sight doctrine! As usual no expectation of competence in the public sector and that's why he is not practicing in the private sector.

[grimreaper]

And there you have it. Another law student/professional. Nothing like calling the law and having them set you straight on the laws of public photography when you're the law expert.

[myrealfakename]

My I humbly offer some direction? Respectfully point out the logical falsely of his appeal to authority regarding wanting media "credentials", and politely explain that the First Amendment is the only proper and necessary "credential" needed in this situation.
Very impressed by this channel 👏

[rlhenry]

I’m not surprised typical public employee and attorney at no less debt fails to understand the constitution and the Bill of Rights imagine that

[TheTechCguy]

This is so ironic how you're doing a 1st Amendment audit, yet their actions as attorneys AT LAW (get it?) actually go completely against that. Lol. God bless America and stay safe, ChandTy!🇺🇸

[wallomaie]

“I’m with him right now”…
“And you?”
“Oh, I’m with him”

I love it.

[FlatEarthSovereign]

I'm here to catch public display of private information. That's the whole point.

[ianhillman]

I wished you would have asked the guy in the blue shirt if he was a lawyer, as it seemed he did not know the laws of the land, namely, The Constitution.