PINAC correspondent Theresa Richard was detained for photographing public
records in Louisiana last week, even though there is no law forbidding
citizens from photographing public records while inspecting them.
“I was told that I was not allowed to do this after I snapped this one
picture,” said Richard. “After being detained for over an hour I was told
that I was banned from the courthouse.”
Deputy Smith of the Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office ordered Richard to leave
the civil records department and held her in an office on the other side of
the courthouse.
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