Superior Court Judge David L. Hall issued an order on April 20, 2017 stipulating that "the members of the Greensboro City Council may review and discuss the body-worn camera recordings" of a violent encounter between police and 15-year-old Jose Charles. The order goes on to say, "No council member shall discuss, comment on, or disseminate any comment or depiction contained in the body-worn camera recordings in open session of council meetings or to any member of the public."
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Court order preventing Greensboro City Council from commenting on the Jose Charles case
Superior Court Judge David L. Hall issued an order on April 20, 2017 stipulating that "the members of the Greensboro City Council may review and discuss the body-worn camera recordings" of a violent encounter between police and 15-year-old Jose Charles. The order goes on to say, "No council member shall discuss, comment on, or disseminate any comment or depiction contained in the body-worn camera recordings in open session of council meetings or to any member of the public."
Superior Court Judge David L. Hall issued an order on April 20, 2017 stipulating that "the members of the Greensboro City Council may review and discuss the body-worn camera recordings" of a violent encounter between police and 15-year-old Jose Charles. The order goes on to say, "No council member shall discuss, comment on, or disseminate any comment or depiction contained in the body-worn camera recordings in open session of council meetings or to any member of the public."
David Harris, Christine Bowser, and Samuel Love v. Patrick McCrory, in his capacity as Governor of North Carolina, North Carolina State Board of Elections, and Joshua Howard, in his capacity as Chairman of the North Carolina State Board of Elections - 13-CV-00949 [United States District Court for the Middle District Of North Carolina]