Public Health Law Map - Beta 5 - Medical and Public Health Law Site

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16. If possible, videotape the search.
a. A videotape may provide evidence of undue disruption or misconduct on
the part of the investigators.
b. If the investigators claim the taping interferes with the search, the
employee in charge should make a record of the refusal. Do not persist if the
agents have warned that they regard the taping as an interference.
Courtesy of von Briesen, Purtell & Roper, s.c., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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