UK Photographers Rights Card

[sepiareverb]

Carry this

 

[BillBingham2]

A great find.

Thanks for sharing.

B2 (;->

 

[Sparrow]

That's handy

 

[Sparrow]

Gawwd ya can’t move without triping over one now … congrats Bill

 

[BillBingham2]

Thank you Sir. Lots to learn still.

This is a great find for those across the pond. Wish we had the same over here.

B2 (;->

 

[xxloverxx]

Great find, but that response doesn't work for film.

 

[degruyl]

Nor does the police right to view images...

 

[Sparrow]

Nor does the police right to view images...

Who's police?

 

[semilog]

Photographer's rights card - U.S.

Photographer's rights card - U.S.

Thank you Sir. Lots to learn still.

This is a great find for those across the pond. Wish we had the same over here.

B2 (;->

We do. Here is a U.S. version. Also, here is the ACLU bust card.

 

[Kevin]

There's a typo on the card that reads:
Would you like you see them officer?"

 

[seifadiaz]

Any Australian version? :-D

 

[ruby.monkey]

Any Australian version? :-D

Yes. It simply reads, 'Screw you, copper!'

 

[semilog]

Any Australian version? :-D

There's this.

 

[Sparrow]

There's this.

I still think I prefer Ms Monkey’s version, actually

 

[ruby.monkey]

I still think I prefer Ms Monkey’s version, actually

Ooh, 'ello sailor.

 

[Robin Harrison]

I few months back I was approached by three police officers, and I gave them my name and address because they said 'we've stopped you now, so we have to take them'. Turns out they can only do that if I'm being reported for an offence. Is there anyway I can find out if I was reported for an offence and whether my details are kept anywhere?

 

[Matus]

Any German version? I never had a problem, would prefer to know my rights (and rights of the other side too) better ...

 

[Sparrow]

Jennings! shave that one and send it to the bunker ….

 

[Sparrow]

I few months back I was approached by three police officers, and I gave them my name and address because they said 'we've stopped you now, so we have to take them'. Turns out they can only do that if I'm being reported for an offence. Is there anyway I can find out if I was reported for an offence and whether my details are kept anywhere?

You could write to the Chief Constable's Office and they would have to let you have everything they have in the form of electronic data.

However the anonymity of being one record in millions may be preferable to having an “attitude” flag attached to your name

 

[jesse1dog]

Thanks sepiareverb.

Just printed off a couple of copies for me and a mate!
I'll also send the file to my tame policeman sergeant (son) who is in another UK force and see what is his reaction. If anything printable and interesting I'll 'report' back.

jesse