If all goes according to plan, a surveillance drone could be policing the skies of St. Louis by this time next year. , the drone would be used in public spaces, and would enable the police to avoid dangerous high-speed chases. But what are the legal parameters? And what is considered public?
After a lot of media attention, fresh eyes are going to be looking at the . Jackson County Prosecutor on the case.
And why aren't more cyberbullying cases brought to trial? , Tina Meier of the Megan Meier Foundation said more needs to be done to prosecute cases of online bullying.
Host Don Marsh talked with a panel of legal experts to explain those issues and more.
The panelists included:
- William Freivogel, J.D., Director, School of Journalism; Associate Professor, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, Southern Illinois University 鈥� Carbondale
- Mark Smith, J.D., Associate Vice Chancellor and Director of the Career Center, Washington University in St. Louis
- Jennifer Joyce, J.D., Circuit Attorney, City of St. Louis
Other topics included:
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