A new law taking effect in April gives law enforcement agencies the ability to charge $75 an hour and up to $750 per video for body cam videos requested by the public.
News organizations and the ACLU urged Gov. Mike DeWine to use his line-item veto.
We look at the broader implications of "sunshine laws" that make it more difficult to access public records and how this is trending nationally.
Guests:
- Mark Ferenchik, news director, WOSU Public Media
- George Shillcock, reporter, WOSU Public Media
- Brian Steel, president, Fraternal Order of Police, Capital City Lodge #9
- Sean Walton, attorney, Walton + Brown law firm
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