"However, some good news (disguised as common sense) has arrived in the form of the Washington D.C. police force’s new cell camera policy. Put together as part of a settlement with Jerome Vorus, who sued the city (with the ACLU’s help) after Georgetown police told him to stop taking photos of a traffic stop, the new policy pretty much reflects how most citizens feel the system should have been working all along, which means it’s a drastic departure from the way many law enforcement camera policies are worded (if they have them at all)."