After losing yet another round in Fayette Circuit Court, the Lexington Fayette Urban County Government has decided to take its fight to keep its "mobile surveillance cameras" a secret to the Kentucky Court of Appeals. On June 19, Fayette County Circuit Court Judge John Reynolds issued an order granting a motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit filed …
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The city of Lexington won’t give up its fight to keep information related to “mobile surveillance cameras” secret. On June 19, Fayette County Circuit Court Judge John Reynolds issued an order granting a motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit filed against We See You Watching Lexington director Mike Maharrey and ordered the Lexington Police …
Continue reading Press Release: City Continues Fight to Keep Surveillance Cameras Secret
On June 26, I talked about my recent lawsuit win with Kruser and Krew on WVLK590. I gave a quick overview of the lawsuit and explained what's next. I also laid out We See You Watching Lexington's plan to make sure the next debate about surveillance technology happens before government agencies acquire it. After all, …
Continue reading Law Suit Victory Lap With Kruser and Krew on WVLK Radio
Most people find it baffling that the city sued me simply for asking questions. They can't understand what kind of surveillance secrets warrant a lawsuit to keep them under wraps. I find it baffling I had to ask in the first place. Local governments shouldn't be operating spy gear in secret.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky will represent We See You Watching Lexington director Michael Maharrey in a lawsuit filed against him by the City of Lexington
We See You Watching Lexington 