can rappers record in jail?
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Generally they don't like you recording audio or video in prison, HOWEVER, there have been cases of rappers who have recorded music in prison via people recording their phone calls. An example of this is the rapper Tempo, who I did time with.
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Three decades ago, Detroit Police arrested members of the rap group N.W.A. after they defied warnings by police and sang "Fuck tha Police" at a Joe Louis Arena concert. ... The rappers made it back to the hotel and were arrested later when they made their way to the lobby to supposedly meet up with women.
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The rapper was arrested again in August 2017 for reckless driving as he rode a dirt bike during filming of a music video. Although the charges were later dropped, a judge ruled the arrest itself was a breach of his probation and he was jailed that November for up to four years.
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New York makes it a crime to record to record or eavesdrop on an in-person or telephone conversation unless one party to the conversation consents. N.Y. ... That said, if you intend to record conversations involving people located in more than one state, you should play it safe and get the consent of all parties.
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Arrests records are usually matters of public record, which means that unless the records have been sealed or expunged, the general public has access to them.
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Lil Jay is free from the jail- for now. The FBG Clout Boy regained his freedom after he was placed on house arrest through electronic monitoring. Jay is due back in court Jan.
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DJ record pools are legal when they are run properly. They are supported by labels (who directly provide the music) and they also adhere to licensing to make sure artists get paid. In these days of illegal downloading, there are sites that pretend to be DJ record pools but don't pay license fees, these are not legal.
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Inmates are usually allowed to keep up 50 photographs in their personal property, but they can't be bigger than 8×10. Some prisons require that the pictures be no larger than 5×7, so you have to ask your incarcerated loved one about the specific rules in their facility.
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But you will not be charged for illegally recording police. ... In other words, it's technically legal in those 48 states to openly record on-duty police. Rule #2 Don't Secretly Record Police. In most states it's almost always illegal to record a conversation in which you're not a party and don't have consent to record.
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But recording someone without their consent isn't always legal. ... Most states are considered one-party consent states, which means only one person in a conversation needs to be aware of the recording. So if you decide you want to record a meeting with your boss, you are legally cleared to do that.
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Recording a conversation in secret is not a criminal offence and is not prohibited. As long as the recording is for personal use you don't need to obtain consent or let the other person know. ... Journalists often record conversations in secret that they then publish without facing any legal problems.
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If a person won't stop recording, they will be asked to leave — and those who still refuse can be arrested, the document states. However, recording police activity in public spots — streets, parks and private property — is a First Amendment right, the memo reminds officers.
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In June 2007, a warrant was issued for T-Pain's arrest for driving with a suspended license. He subsequently turned himself in to the Leon County Jail on November 2, 2007. He was held without bail but was released three hours later.
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Lil Tjay started writing raps while serving a one year sentence in juvenile detention. According to the Bronx rapper, he was locked up for a “little over a year” on a robbery charge. While imprisoned, he practiced the fundamentals for his rapping career.
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USB mics are awesome for home-studio rapping because they give you the opportunity to plug right into your DAW to record raps along with your beats. And they don't even need an extra interface to make the system work!
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Stitches Reportedly Won't Serve Prison Time For Felony Gun Charges. The unmistakable Stitches, the Miami rapper who rocks multiple face tattoos, won't serve time in prison for felony gun charges, according to TMZ.
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Recordings obtained without someone's consent can be used as evidence in legal proceedings. They are “admissible”. However, under Rule 32.1(2)“the court may use its power under this rule to exclude evidence that would otherwise be admissible.”